Sunday, 3 July 2016
My Country.
I once lived in a real country,
A country that I traversed and loved.
But now my beautiful country
Has been changed, changed utterly,
Into a replica, a cut price imitation
Of something that my country never was.
A nowhere land, a Hollywood dream factory,
A Film Set mock up of my former home
That sags and falls to pieces in the rain,
Leaving only flotsam down the drain. -
A nightmare land, a cinematic fantasy
Where I am loathed because I love a gypsy.
And because my love is dark, I am told to pack off home,
But where is the open door to my reality?
Trevor John Karsavin Potter.
July 3rd. - 4th. 2016.
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