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"Whose life is the most meager, the monkey or the ***** To screech and wind the same dreadful tune a mildew forming on your screws What a way to grind your gears, counter-happy through the years Or To pantaloon a penny nearer, wearing outfits scavenged from old graves To jingle shackles, worship Cesar's To have a smile filled with nails, a heart fashioned of broken stares "But who has the most meager existence? The undertaker or the priest? The coffin or the corpse?" To love the man who appoints the pain to the monkey and the box To praise the God that has made love a traitorous paradox To be the one that bears the wounds of every ****** child, or sage That is to live the worst of lives,                                                     the bleakest death That is to understand the blackest hole
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Jun 9, 2012
Jun 9, 2012 at 7:28 PM UTC
Tuppence and tithes
"Whose life is the most meager, the monkey or the ***** To screech and wind the same dreadful tune a mildew forming on your screws What a way to grind your gears, counter-happy through the years Or To pantaloon a penny nearer, wearing outfits scavenged from old graves To jingle shackles, worship Cesar's To have a smile filled with nails, a heart fashioned of broken stares "But who has the most meager existence? The undertaker or the priest? The coffin or the corpse?" To love the man who appoints the pain to the monkey and the box To praise the God that has made love a traitorous paradox To be the one that bears the wounds of every ****** child, or sage That is to live the worst of lives,                                                     the bleakest death That is to understand the blackest hole
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Jun 9, 2012
Jun 9, 2012 at 7:28 PM UTC
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