Thursday, December 24, 2009

‘Social Manifesto’

The baffone’s photo placed

after Jesus.

He contradicted Zionist men

for humane ideals,

social ideals.

Hungary, 1947:

Zionist Work Camp.

Some workers were

driven towards

a larger society.

They fled.

The baffone was not always right,

like the other- an unnecessary derivative,

where followers said,

“My leader says and it should be right.”

He was a believer of absolutism,

his followers convinced by theory, reason, science.

Ego was transcended

and work prevailed, for all.

The followers were but restricted

for sex- out of the group, or

with a black sheep, to say.

Apolitical sex to be eschewed.

Followers ate their crumbs

between battles, and

slept with murderers.

It was a social manifesto,

there were no second decisions,

Compliance expected

for larger reasons.

They made a great mistake-

they, who expected kindness

were not kind themselves.

A philosophical antithesis,

political and then-“social”.

The baffone has led

the prodigious, accidental movement.

It was after many centuries.

Earlier, that was religion;

this is social.

Humans suffered beyond

anticipated. No liberals found.

Others that looked thought,

of their grand children

living in a violent state,

which has just started.

A man named Peng

was disappointed

about atrocities

upon followers,

who were simply

ready for the worst.

Thought alike many

like Peng.

Few like Marek died

as a follower of the baffone.

Others have to be prodded now.

Some still think about the baffone,

with the social manifesto.

Authority of that subject

seems negligible,

new subjects have grasped

and, taken over.

-Dhri Jyoti.

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