Here is one of mine:
I EMBRACE THE WORLD (TURN IT ON AGAIN)
And so it was that they chose to see time as backwards, moreover insisted upon it
The clock was on a reverse escalator but still it ticked forward, some might have cussed
Then each, adorned in garments of the ego, counted backwards as latter day Canutes
While they did the alphabet in reverse as 100 unto 1, it did not remove their conditions
They started with Z - what uneducated Americans call Zee - and ended up only with A
Math, Eh? Their flesh withered as they added an extra letter - Bay, Day, Hay, Say or Way
No eternity was found in this language conundrum because they couldn't punch it out
They forced themselves out of their duvet to blink at the half light, barely standing
Except for the uncanny way hard ons from sleep still appeared but then they do in the dead
Donned long shorts and boxing gloves, saying I am a gypsy, better than Tyson Fury
And then crawling past the punch ball in their hall, they headed for their slow kettle
A biff boff en route but nothing that you could call really heartfelt or convincing
If only to have been an effer and blinder rather than genuinely worried about climate change
And then there it was again, those numbers on their arms going from 47 to 79
The way that the carpet kept moving under their boots in a revolting forward motion
They tried to see the way they sweated fearfully as manly - not grey or fay or yesterday
While ensuring to spray deodorant on themselves which they now saw as just caravans
Certainly they were being towed by a stronger vehicle that called itself progress on a good day
It wasn't dressed in a tea cosy or a soft football mascot which is there to minimise swearing
Because there are women and children here and the first today dance and burn their bras
Are we all vegetarian now? Even those who dig up fluff from their doormat for fearing bugs?
Are those evils Klitschko or a 4 by 4 or just "it is time for a bath so off with your hush puppies"?
The clock was waved to the heavens and it did a moonwalk so no one knew where it was
And that was lovely because we all then enjoyed our harvest festival on Zoom with no anxiety