if you want a revolution return to your childhood and kick out the bottom dont mistake changing headlines for changes if you want freedom dont mistake circles for revolutions think in terms of living and know you are dying & wonder why if you want a revolution learn to grow in spirals always being able to return to your childhood and kick out the bottom This is what ive been trying to say—if you attack the structure— the system—the establishment you attack yourself KNOW THIS! & attack if you must challenge yourself externally but if you want a revolution return to your childhood & kick out the bottom be able to change yr own internal chemistry walk down the street & flash lights in yr head at children this is not a game your childhood is the foundation of the system walk down the street flash lights in yr head at children but be wary of anyone old enough to kill learn how to disappear before they can find you (that is, if you want to stay alive) if you want a revolution do it "together" but dont get trapped in words or systems people are people no matter what politics color or words they use & they all have children buried in their head if you want a revolution grow a new mind & do it quietly if you can return to your childhood and kick out the bottom then become a being not dependent on words for seeing whenever you get bored change headlines colors politics words change women but if you really want a revolution learn how to change your internal chemistry then go beyond that walk down the streets & flash light at yourself
d.a. levy (October 29, 1942 – November 24, 1968), born Darryl Alfred Levey (later changed to Darryl Allen Levy), was an American poet, artist, and alternative publisher active during the 1960s, based in Cleveland, Ohio.
The internal infernal. And a thickness for rhyme.
Love this one too!