JEREMIAD: "IF...BUT" BY RADICAL LIBERTINE

If minds were draped by see through petticoat of sculp,

Letting people see our thoughts

Intentions

Expectations

and above all our logical or illogically brewed ideas formulating

Who could endure to brook voyeurism made by passersby?

If the stomach

was at all likelihoods

Happen to be a see through sack,

Letting people,cynics

Critiques and sneerers to roam around peeping through,

Would it be tolerable

If one who ate nothing

With a deflated belly,

With or little digested food in their stomach to walk freely?

If our eyes were microscopic xrays

Scanning our thoughts

Ideas baked

Musing abouts

Wouldn't we all be logically naked?

If you could understand

If you could foretell

If you could breath the smell of this poetry.

In a cold day

Wouldn't you then be a modern tool 

Making the happiest writer.

But we're what we're

Who we're

Through natural selection process.

But how are we?

RADICAL LIBERTINE

- Zimbabwe

The poet makes all sorts of unheard imaginations about human life and activities. Since we are not entitled to these wished imaginations, humans are naturally bound to experience betrayal.