Stayin’ Alive
It was peculiar; that pouncing beat that pounds
the head against the drying pillars, all reflections
were the mismatched pills taken quietly whenever
the DJ pauses — music, magic, and ecstacy living
amidst the laser pointed lights and within still:
the broken, the lonely, and the unpronounceable
that pass through the curtained doorframe in order
to sweat against the grinding of the unapologetic:
singularly hordes, in plurality one, in blue and
magenta hair, rubbing hands against scalp just
because and being mad against anything capitalist:
that polar-arching symbol of equity that loses
the symbolic hatred, right now dead, reresurrected
zombies, fueled by the passion-induced fervors
of the night
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This is the 100 Songs Project, a 100-day writing challenge based on AFI’s 100 Years…100 Songs. Every day, I write a short poem, prose piece, or play based on, reacting to, rejecting, accepting, or doing something related to one of the songs in the top 100 list.
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