Plagued By The Routine Poem by Mark Sebert

Plagued By The Routine



plagued by the routine; mundane and pristine,
regular schedules and post-it notes in a line,
across a screen of the ordered and the rigid,
they keep interest only by necessity and survival
of the weakest who are addicted and afflicted;
tormented and rejected by the most unlikely -
themselves - the disease of perfection;
a toxic infection that is clean and sterile
healed by the random, cured by disorder
make a mess, my friend; enjoy the impact
of clutter; take it out on the gas prices,
they are just for you, the end of the line -
the party you threw by yourself is over,
the hangover is here, but you never had
a lick of beer, the toilet is ever sterile
by the gags and retches of routine and disorder.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Evaughn Gray 19 June 2008

that was a good one..i also liked this one..~Love Eva,

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Mark Sebert

Mark Sebert

Newport News, Virginia
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