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Satire’s Seed

Satire’s Seed

13 June 2026 /Posted byAlli Gray
Views: 600
Pepe the frog, a far right meme

By Alli Gray

Embryonic hate speech wrapped
Fascist thought in satire’s seed
That poisoned carrier of foul beliefs
Malignant spores, polluted memes
Extending dark organic reach

Create memetic chain reaction
Provoke
Arouse through taboos spoken 
Desensitise with jokes
Propagate non natural selection
this fertile ground for cultivation

Gene modified for mass feed
Palette cleansed with humour’s seed
Sowing reproductive memes
with inherent survival to evolve
To fully systemise obscene 

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Alli Gray

Alli Gray is a Glasgow‑based emerging poet, designer, and visual artist. Her writing confronts the political realities of modern life while celebrating the communities that resist them. Her design background informs a practice grounded in clarity, impact and the visual language of public messaging, using poetry as a tool for sharp social commentary and political critique. Viewing creativity as a form of civic engagement, she believes that art can challenge, disrupt, and reimagine the political structures that define life, describe how systems shape behaviour, and expose the cracks where human voices push back.

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