Repeating Stuff

 
Who said it is boring?
That mindless, slavish repetition 
is only fit for zombies, numbskulls? 
The same ole, same ole ennui,
hammering a stone to make a dent
when long enough dripping will do!
To pound grain, grind axes and
fast-forwarding, eat, sleep, wash
 on and on ad nauseum, until the hours merge into years then lives 
- all gone in a blip.
Overpopulation’s excess used for 
cannon fodder, faceless workforces
and the polyglot, proletariat sheep?
 
The way for children to learn
as well as in Artificial Intelligence, 
via statistically proven algorithms
 - in aid of actionable conclusions;
hysteria, hypnosis, mind-washing
and language-learning by rote, 
while asleep or innately from birth.
Chants, Psalms, formulae, rosaries, prayer-wheels, dance classes,
drumming - besides subliminal advertising!
 Isn’t breathing itself deadly dreary,
even blinking?!
 
How long does a deed, idea or desire need monotonously doing,
thru’ periods of consciously shaping
to become numb, automated habit? 
“prayer gets nowhere till it’s boring”
a sage once said.
imprinted right into the malleable, sub and supra-mind 
- like cement-filler or sap resin.
 
The interminable reenactment of vitally underpinning menial tasks
in everyday, grassroots society -
 any and every: compartmentalizing
and being segregated like mad
into sub-groups, hierarchies, lists 
- reducible to digits, preferably.
A ghetto world -  of slavery, mining, construction, industrial manufacture of parts and textile
s, processing and hands-on agri-commodity business around foodstuffs -
  (hoofed, finned, clawed or rooted) 
howsoever partly-roboticized.
Then, at indispensable rock-bottom,
sewage, waste and water treatment, even hospitality, office and care;
 plus terminal underworlds of prostitution, narcotics, smuggling
 of organs, humans, animal parts 
 and unlaunderable gold -
 brim with forced labour, disrespect, neglect and abuse.
The world's seething masses of itinerant, casual jobless; hopeful
to worthily drive, dig, scrub, peel potatoes, tap machines, sweep roads
or wait in queues for handouts, soup and sympathy.
All for a crust of bread.
 
P.S.
 
Boredom is the outgrowth canker
and malignant effect
of effete and entitled affluence,
wherein privilege hasn’t the foggiest
and doesn’t want to know; while
 that which is beyond its purview
is judged as irredeemably fake.
 
May