She's smacking on bubblegum
reading mainstream media,
Crossed leg kicking listening
to whatever is on her stereo station,
I can see my reflection bounce
off her glass plastic stilletto,
She gives me a smile before
flipping to the next page,
Old man is snoring in the corner
drooling on a more obese mans arm,
The man doesn't care sitting there
it's the most action he'll see till the
next Schwarzenegger scene on TV,
A waiting room is a waste
of everybody's good patience,
We're meant to be out doing more
and not cooped up crying about it,
I look back at lady bubblegum and she's evaporated
into the very thin air apparently,
They must have called the next patient
and where the hell was I when this happened,
I am a slave to the thought of liberty
like it's the cheese in a mouse's maze
or a broken heel for a runway patron,
Pause me there and that's the picture
of my entire generation,
A young man with no purpose waiting
for a doctor to tell him a relation
to death and the awesome power of prayer,
I won't admit to the will of a richer man,
I'd rather throw a brick through his practice window
than stay a slave to this piece of shit machine
I'm quitely debating giving
the world the finger