There’s no poetry this week, folks, only blood and violence.
We see death in disgusting fashion underneath our eyelids.
We have five choices of films this week, and all preach death or glorify it.
They turn it into a mystery so-as to demystify it.

I am a student of film, and I know how it was in Nazi Germany.
I’m telling you, we’re not that far off from that today in America.
Prepare for Glory. Every killer lives next door to somebody.
If the first one went too far, the second one will go further.

Be mindful of adopting a too-warlike mentality
Soldiers commit suicide when they come home for a reason
War is hell and when you’ve been through it,
Sometime life can no longer mean anything to you.

Stop letting the fly paper stick. Live peace. Breathe peace.
Love life, do not fear death. Live life, do not prepare for death.
When you see something over and over, you will begin to expect it.
When you expect something to happen, it is more likely to happen,
Simply because you are more likely to do it.

Film is magic; beware its pathological forces.

Last 5 posts by Patrick Mongeau

• Moodspins Poetry: urHamlet - March 22nd, 2007
• Moodspins Poetry: Life's Short & You're Mortal - March 20th, 2007
• Political Poetry: The Long War - February 14th, 2007
• Political Poetry: Things Become Ridiculous - February 12th, 2007
• Moodspins Poetry: The Ghost in the Flesh - February 9th, 2007