Coffee

 Coffee

By Claudia Berdella

A cup
A pour
To end the snore,
From days of yore
Coffee wakes one up

Perversion/Return to Nature

 Perversion/Return to Nature 

By Claudia Berdella

There is nothing special,
About the prole's
There is little of value 
To the bourgeois’

A return to the wild
Away from the fraudulent guile 
Is necessary,
For surviving a long while 

Governments and law
No longer hold us in awe
They are but plagues
Making man’s last days 
All double-talk
And nothing of stock 

Illusory rights
With few deeds of Might
The noise wraps tight
For man’s endless night 

The freest man,
In living time
Was behind bars
Until he died
Based on lies

Without air, all is unfair
No water
The Tree’s burn in red glare
Animals starve
And yet we dare
Attack them everywhere 

“Are we not part of this world?”
Is man not an animal?
Do we not wish to survive?
Perhaps this is Darwin’s one true lie
Survival of the Fittest 
Has been ruined by the fattest 

Consume! Consume! Consume!
The propaganda asserts
Be reliant, on those not yourself 
As we are,
“All in this together”
Such is a deception
A collectivist perversion
Trying a simple aversion 

The hippies
Where only half right 
Varg Vikernes and Uncle Ted
Picked up where they stopped dead
Stunted by their own
This is the price
Of collectivist vice 

A self-made apocalypse 
of Quranic proportion
“Now I am become death.”
Is man’s last breath 
If we do not stray
We are in the final days 

We need air to breathe
Yet kill the bee’s
And destroy the trees 
For the government needs
It’s taxes and deeds

They are an enemy 
To all in their path
Birds, beasts
Destroyed by mechanical teeth

“Put no trust in Princes”
                  is a saying old and true
“Put no hope in Governments”
                  translateth it anew

If freedom is valued
One must value their life
Without Gaea proper
None to live and reign

Humanity is democratic
and erratic
Nature is Fascist
Brutal and beautiful 
Should we continue down this
She could do to us
As we do sick dogs
And being part of her
Would be responsible 

Nature should be embraced 
Not shunned and erased
When it goes
Everyone does

And there is no Heaven
No Hell
No continuation of the species
All would perish
If we continue this course

For liberty has never been won
Except by deeds of war 
The war of today
Is against today

The consumption, devouring
Gnostic sins
Attempting to break Abraxas
Obliterates all Axis’


Heresy

 Heresy

By Claudia Berdella

Thought crime is the way of politics and social groups. Don’t like or agree with the principles of a group?
Heresy!
Don’t like how something is gone about?
Heresy!
For heresy’s one is ousted and called a traitor. It might not be a horrific torture awaiting you and reprogramming, but the very disdain of those who you would agree with and align with most everything else on. Humans are tribal. Puritanism never does, ignorance is strength. 

When everyone is a Puritan, no one is pure. Such is the nature of witch hunts which lead to purges. In modern discourse, these purges are things like the blind cancellation of someone for things alleged against without enough evidence to make any real decisions. It’s the ousting and attack on a person or people for a supposed impurity from the conventions of the popular culture surrounding them. And, if it is impure, then you’re probably doing something correct. 

If one has to claim they have some sort of moral high ground, they do not. Morals are, on a broad level, a human construct to control; and on a personal level, individual likes and dislikes. As such attempts and displays to show off just how moral one is, are just meaningless and pathetic goodguy badges. Such is the nature of Puritanism. 

Iconoclasts are necessary in the world, and it’s a shame that real iconoclasts are so few and far between. But it makes sense, despite the billions in the universe the best and brightest stars are just the same. 

On That Note

On That Note

By Claudia Berdella

Morals, laws and decalogues are all the creation of humans. However, the majority of people view these things as inherent pillars of human society which are irreversible. This viewpoint may be for the best given the amount one may hear from certain demographics which are more superstitiously inclined which states that if one didn’t have these laws in place that people would be raping, killing and pillaging one another to no end. What this statement really says is that of projecting what that person would probably do if they felt they could get away with it. On another hand, it is also a good thing for the iconoclasts of the world to challenge those perspectives of objective morality and stagnation.