Ok, Boomer. Move Over — the Future is Here

Rebecca Clements
2 min readMay 3, 2020

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A poem for anyone who has been verbally assaulted, judged, or thrown shade by people stuck in a less-progressive mindset.

Photo by Giacomo Lucarini on Unsplash

“They” don’t understand you

Those people aren’t for you, anyway.

“They” don’t value progression,

And they definitely don’t want to hear what you have to say.

The same ones who judge

Are the people living in a consumeristic wasteland.

They judge free-thinking

Yet pay thousands to see throwback rock & roll band.

Too fearful to make their own music

Too insecure to deeply converse.

Think life’s greatest moments

Are exclusive to weddings and childbirth.

No judgments to be had

On the simpletons who pray to the television.

No sympathy or time to be sad

A 9–5 job & playing ball on weekends, tunnel vision.

Ok, boomer.

And the offspring the following suit.

Ok, boomer.

Your opinion is mute.

Complaining of what is

And what has always been.

Yet criticizing new ideas

Expecting relationships like Barbie & Ken.

Monogamy is dead

At least, it will be soon.

A glimpse of a relationship structure in the grand scheme of time,

Thinking one human will meet all needs, goon.

If loving only 1 soul forever is “right”

Why are divorce rates over 50 percent?

What makes you think your God

Created a human just for you — heaven sent?

Vein to think

You’re a special f*cking snowflake.

Create bonds so secure

New ones won’t give ’em a shake.

If multiple lovers are scary to you

Why not take a moment to reflect

What are you really scared of?

A life divided, intersect?

The thing about love

Is that it’s limitless.

A renewable source of energy,

The ultimate bliss.

Maybe the fears of loving

More than one human at a time.

Step from no self-love,

The ultimate crime.

Can you love yourself enough

To see your lover enjoy a different connection?

Can you radically accept your

Without wearing a jealous complexion?

Time spent gossiping

Time spent consuming.

It’s easy to judge,

With your insecurities looming.

Fearing creativity

And a new perspective

How far has that gotten you?

Closer to the greater collective?

No, no, no.

Sit still at your desk.

Keeping eating that flesh,

Your diet is grotesque.

In the grand scheme, it doesn’t matter

We all die in the end.

Was your life spent loving

Or complaining? FULL SEND.

Photo by Joshua Hanson on Unsplash

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Rebecca Clements
Rebecca Clements

Written by Rebecca Clements

Self-development, physical fitness, & nutrition consultant. Lover of words. Founder of RC Online Coaching & 90 Days to Plant-Based. @Simply_Whimsical #RCCoachMe

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