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The Children of Inconsequence

The children of inconsequence

Ah to be so carefree

Spontaneity running through their blood

as quickly as the dollar and dime alcohol

that they consume nightly.

 

The children of inconsequence

They do not run from their shadows –

Their shadows run from them

Delighting in the light

Of their fluorescent, radioactive spirit.

 

The children

Breathing in the thick vanilla air

Running to who knows where

With two feet on the ground

They never stop moving.

 

Inconsequence

They need no belts

They will wear dresses

And drawstring flannel pants

They know they will not fall.

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