‘Subjugation’ and ‘Ostracise Me’: poetry by the late David Kemp

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David tragically lost his life during his fight to regain his ‘mental health’; published here with permission, are two of his insightful poems

By David Kemp   July 2024 (As written)

Subjugation

Tryna think straight

Dont wanna dilate

These pills youve got me on

Telling me i dont belong

 

Im such an alien

Cant feel what ive become

Secret societies and covens

All of those that govern

 

Sending shockewaves through the nations

Destroying this creation

Serving their own

Putting all else in subjugation

 

How long can their lies carry on

And dupe everyone

We need peace. Is what im on.

Save the next generation.

 

Ostricise me

Maybe im quiet, i dont laugh enough or too much

Im awkward i dont deserve your love or your

touch

A little shyness never hurt. I thought it was a

good thing. Not ending up in the dirt.

 

Dont ostrisice me because im so aware.

Dont call me proud or say its unfair

 

We only know how to live one life at a time. So

dont ostricise me and leave me to lie in the

streets or at home alone the case for another

dog and bone wont come along.

 

Youll be left with a heartless bunch. Who’ll just sit

and wait for the next set of others to munch.

 

We all need love in this world to thrive, no

survive. So just ostricise me and youll see in time

you were better off without me (get my sarcasm)

sure its fine.

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