Bent cigarettes in front of rainy railroad stations when I
I wanted to save both of them but
Firefighters on the wall told the same story:
A juxtaposition of wills that left us just
Blind men, on signed streets that we drove to
Hollow hearts, hemorrhaging oil and gears broken in
Half spoken half reminisced worries
Coalesced and coaxed, the captured; tiny black balls,
Burnt and dirty leftovers of a parade of
Nights that start and end in lock down where
We used to sleep and eat and share
Clownstories above the bulls and tiny cars running on
Mouse turds and mistakes and the unholy power;
About half of the world’s population from
Twain and Swift, Lee, we left the
Diners and nowhere, to collapse our heavy forms,
Before red doors and sloppy, silent listening to
Sirens and cars that can’t be bothered and would have tried harder but
Didn’t or couldn’t or the Universe just doesn’t…
Let you go
that was amazing.