Why do we consume the lives of others, rather than live our own?
Why do we live for appreciation from without rather than within?
Why do we moan about it but then continue to thrive on our phone?
Why do we constantly compare our own well being to that of the figures on the TV?
Why do we believe it to be true when it is merely a show for likes and views?
Why has the base act of life been hijacked by capitalism?
Why is life used for profit?
Why is there demand for it?
Why does this demand have to be satisfied?
Why do we eat up the very headlines we condone?
Why do we then preach about the behavior of others?
Why do we not do what we can to eradicate the problems we see as such epidemics?
Why do we not take responsibility?
Why do we not remove this responsibility from the very organisations to blame?
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The Kelp Manifesto
PoetryA real and frank monograph of poetry from a young man who feels lost, swaying at the bottom of the ocean of life, with the aim of giving faith to those in a similar position. Covering subjects such as, relationships, unemployment and engagement with...
