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America Is Lost Part Two: Raymond's Revenge

America Is Lost Part Two: Raymond's Revenge

Auteur(s): Michael Inacloud
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Update: Due to the escalation of war in Israel, the podcast reading series of America is Lost Part Two now has an advanced release schedule beginning on 10/21/2023. The reason for this change will quickly become obvious to listeners who will discover that this poem does, in fact, predict future events.

This is Part Two of the poetry reading podcast America Is Lost created by Michael Inacloud. Combining music with poetry reading has become a new art and is one of many new poetic devices employed by this Avante Garde artist. The story of how Joe Biden's failure as president after succeeding in the 2020 election was originally written in 1984 before the poet ever even knew who Joe Biden was. The second part of this epic poem was completed 1 December 2020 a little more than one month before the capital insurrection event that occurred on 6 January 2021. The poem predicted the event with great specificity, and there are many other predictions within the poem that may not yet have happened while some of them have already happened as the clock ticks on the face of the universe.

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  • America Is Lost Part Two: Raymond's Revenge Epilogue

    America Is Lost Part Two: Raymond's Revenge Epilogue
    Jan 6 2024
    The title of this episode is "Epilogue: No More Questions, Please." It might not be known in poetic decorum in an epic poem for the poet to dismiss the muses at the end of the work because the deus ex machina usually completes the task; however, it seems to be a new poetic device to have the antonymous action of dismissing the muses after there is no longer a need for invocating their assistance. It might be a curious clue to anyone interested in attempting to write poetry that predicts future events. One must invocate the muses for assistance with the intent to write poetry that predicts the future. Of course, the poet must be worthy of their gifts.While there has been a Part Three in draft stages for more than a year now, it is not known if that project will be completed and presented the same as the first two parts. Music Credits: Beneath the Moonlight by Aaron Kenny.
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    2 min
  • America Is Lost Part Two: Raymond's Revenge Episode 24

    America Is Lost Part Two: Raymond's Revenge Episode 24
    Jan 6 2024
    The title of this episode is "Leave No Man Behind." It is the final battle scene of the mock epic poem. If someone had known how to do what Priest does for Raymond when Ashli Babbit was dying, she would have lived. Instead, the entire circumstance was a tragedy, but that is the calling of the muses Melpomene and Calliope. Although it does seem that Thalia had her influences on occasion, the entire tone of the poem is tragic. At the end of an epic poem, there is a poetic device called deus ex machina, which translated means machinery of the gods. The helicopter is just that in this case. Of course, this is the end, of the story. There is actually a Part Three for this series, but I might not finish it if there is no popularity for this one. This episode will be released simultaneously with the Epilogue on January 6, 2024 to commemorate the event. I would dedicate this poetic work to Ashli Babbitt, but I already dedicated it to my parents, who were the first to read these poems on December 20, 2020. They thought I was crazy until after 6 January 2021, a few weeks later.Music credits: Burlesque Heart by RKVC, and Almonds and Olives by Aaron Lieberman.
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    4 min
  • America Is Lost Part Two: Raymond's Revenge Episode 23

    America Is Lost Part Two: Raymond's Revenge Episode 23
    Dec 30 2023
    The title of this episode is "This is Not The End." It is a bit of comic relief to insult the audience, but all of what a mock epic is has to do with being insulting. There is one major prediction that appears in this poem. The fact that only one bullet was fired during the insurrection is amazing in itself, but it is even more amazing that only one person was shot in the chest. Ashli Babbit died from a punctured lung. Her chest cavity filled with blood, and her lungs collapsed. She suffocated while everyone watched her not knowing what to do. If someone had the knowledge of how to do a pneumothorax, she could have lived. There were several people in photos walking around with combat lifesaver kits, but none of them were around to save Ashli's life. Sometimes, the prediction rings true, but it is a contradiction. Of course, it is not the end of the story. Musical Talents: Airline by Geographer and Ducky Funk by Quincas Moreira.
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    5 min
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