The brittle men all bathe
In a silver cities street light
Count me in
Cause I'm already there
Walking amongst the illuminated
My dark parts are blasted clean
"What do you mean,'what do I mean'?"
They say and raise the temperature
Of a room not quite on it's axis,
Battles will do partly fine
And if they all try to ask us
We can reply in snorts and giggles
Until even we are in bloom,
The pistol resists the touch
As if I were to tape it up
And throw it in my trunk
As if I were to bring it home
Stash it in my basement locked up,
The stamen is a common thing
All strained in excess
Biting it's thorns and leaves,
Roots do suit them
We both might think
While tearing a hole in the sky
Trying to find a place to hide
Or escape to
Or sober up