Wednesday, March 18, 2015

Where There's Smoke

We watch the rotted money conduct importance. Painfully, amid the symphony, up our ordinary view. There is intention, or there was, but it is broken. There was a limit, but the world is bending, and it is ablaze. Vultures, sad and enormous and luminous, slowly encircle and urge. Digesting with their eyes because they've removed their stomachs.

I have tried to remain friendly under the weight of all this gold, but it is too much for me. I was not made to be blackened, to breathe this smoke. Somewhere between the clever and the criminal is where I'll have to lie.

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