WARNING: I drop the F-Bomb in some of my writing. I believe in free speech, if this will offend you, please move along.
Dain Brammage
Art, Poetry and Spoken Word
Art feeds the soul, not only for the artist, but for the patron as well. Please browse around and see what has been on my menu. Comments are always appreciated. ~Love, db
Corporate Spin
I wish the big corporations would just stop frontin’
Trying to make you think that they think that you are important
UPS, now know as brown
Gonna help the little guy
By comin’ to his house
For delivery & PICK-UP!
The television ad shows you a beautiful woman
So he gets his dick-up…
Too
Yo, wake up, Brown doesn’t give a shit about you
They are just preying on the dreams in your pipe
Making you think:
“I can be my own boss,
leave this nine to five shit to the others
let it be there loss”.
But Brown is just feeding your feeble head,
If they want your money best keep your fable fed.
I wish the big corporations would just stop frontin’
Trying to make you think that they think that you are important
All those cell phone companies beggin’ for your dime
Offering more pointless services to get their profit-share to climb
Internet browsing, still photography and now video too
Just some of the services they are marketing to you
Each new advancement increases their profits
Leaving you with less to spend on your meals
And only lint in your pockets
Some how they lost sight
It’s just a more convenient phone
To keep you in touch with your loved ones
Not connected to the net so you would know what the score is
I wish the big corporations would just stop frontin’
Trying to make you think that they think that you are important
You see, the big corporations spend an obscene amount of money
Getting the Madison Ave. types fill you with their sweet-tasting honey
Knowing damn full well you will obey their suggestions
Because it’s been tested in focus groups
So they can trust their spin
I wish the big corporations would just stop frontin’
Trying to make you think that they think that you are important
Because to them, you’re not…
But your money sure the hell is
Tags: Adult Language, Political, Slam Poetry, Spoken Word
Conflicted in 2001
This conflict runs deeper than the shores
Of the of lands of us and them.
This conflict runs deeper than the ideologies
Of the free and the brave or the Taliban.
This conflict runs deeper than the religion
These so-called Muslims bend.
This conflict runs deeper than the rhetoric
Than the bombing and rations we send.
This conflict runs deep into my soul
And has me waffling day to day.
This conflict burns deep into my brain
And I want it to go away.
This conflict is etched in my dreams
Like the carving on a granite stone.
This conflict haunts me day and night
As if I can hear the fallen moan.
This conflict started long ago
During our Cold-War days.
This conflict finds us fighting
Those we taught to fight our way.
This conflict seems a long time coming
But again with no end in site.
This conflict seems like just deserts
But I cannot hole-heartedly say it’s right.
Tags: Political, Spoken Word
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and yet
I am trying not to think about
The way the World now is
I do not want to give it
Any of my energy
Even with all of the hope
Our new President does bring
Singing of the possibility of
Rebuilding humanity
Yet in the face of this
I have not heard him utter
The solitary idea I think
Could make this a reality
For the human race
To truly love mankind
He must repeal the right of personhood
Bestowed upon corporate entities
Tags: Autobiographic, Poetry, Political, Social Commentary