In prison like everything else. By then everyone will be in prison due to electronic monitoring, DNA evidence, mandatory sentencing laws, and strict limits on appeals. We'll all take turns guarding each other and there will be little brother cameras all over to guard the guards. Even the judges will be in prison. But, they'll get out on work release so they can re-sentence everyone when their current sentence is up.The whole country will be a huge penal farm. That will no doubt make Cait happy. Penises growing every where. But talk about great sex -- It will be prison after all. Men will be buggering men. The bottoms will say things like, "But there's women here!" And the tops will say back, "Sorry love, its prison -- got to." Straight men will be sodomizing the women. The women will say things like, "Oww!" and the men will say, "Sorry love, its prison -- got to."
That's the funny thing about men and women. Every man wants to poke his girl in the ass. They'll be making love and he'll be sticking fingers in like that's something that's going to turn her on. He'll pressure her to have anal sex and tell her things like, "but baby it won't hurt after we get started -- it will feel good once you get used to it." But, ask him if he wants to go to prison! No! Why not? Because he doesn't want what? And at least we have a prostate gland up in there.But everyone will be in prison. Except the children. They'll be running things, which will be an improvement. The rest of the world will be gone though because well, when you have a ten-year-old president with his finger on the button-- They just like to push buttons to see what happens. Doesn't that make you nervous about Dubya? "Oh, I thought that was the TV remote. Sorry." KA BAM... Mushroom Cloud all over the Place -- Bukowski's Bomb written all up in the sky. Did you ever wonder if the Pentagon just gives the President a fake button to make him think he's in control? The war room is actually just a huge video game to make him feel good when he's frustrated. Bad press conference... boom! Ruins a good cigar.. Boom!
The kids will be in reform school though. And their teachers will say things to them like, "If you don't buckle down and pay attention you're never going to make it in real prison mister!" Once they graduate they'll be sentenced according to their grades. Of course being in prison means free college -- but what will you do with a degree when you can never get out?
What were we talking about? Do you think I have A.D.D.?
Poetry. Right. Underground.
Doesn't this question invoke the powers of Hiesenburg to a certain extent? I mean -- if we can imagine that underground writing will be in a certain place in the future doesn't that preclude it actually being there? Just for the sake of fun though I suppose it's worth exploring a bit.
If you examine the whole premise of something being underground that indicates it needs to be hidden. (Now was that a totally wasted sentence or what?) People have tended to say the underground is the internet but in reality how can the underground be on a medium that's monitored by the federales? Seriously. If there's going to be an element of protest to it -- how can you do it with Carnivore out there eating everybody's cookies?
I think the internet has given rise to some interesting trends in poetry -- particularly in the arena of interactivity. Poets write. Non-poets write. They all post it on bulletin boards and respond back to each other in verse. I think that trend will continue. But since wiretapping will remain illegal the medium will be telephones. Poets will organize huge conference calls -- (from prison.) -- tele-slams. Everyone will get on and someone will start reading his or her poetry. Others will respond back in extemporaneous verse. It will be a magical gestalt. Mystical moments that can never happen again like guitar players jamming improv. The words will just flow and people will have spontaneous orgasms. Totally thesaurus free. And the women will be very happy because none of it will have involved ass fucking.
But as soon as they hang up, "Sorry love, its prison -- got to!"