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Poem to Nirvana


From the heels of an emasculated complainer o' pain I dedicate this to the great and wondrous Kurt Cobain. May your despondency and apathy never wither Written as a fellow lefty, grown hearing "Sliver". While counterculture may have grown to complacency Know that some instillments of ideas require latency. You taught of empathy, in a time grown mad When all the world seemed on the brink and sad. You blamed yourself for human fallibility As if humanity even has credibility. You kept us going through the ills of life And kept us aware, how dangerous our collective hive. Thank you Kurt, and Nirvana, for with the lights out, it is indeed less dangerous.
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