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grand those fortunes which still pour, grains of purest sugar from sores in sacks where it's kept they never bother the floors - hillocks at times swept for country club dues, or spent on jaguars the youngsters will drive - it refills from endless supply, now out of ransomed dreams a rabble may dare, repaid in their knees and knuckles worn bare bleeding tremolite lungs of old men lending respectability to old names, ensuring children's safe distance from wizened brown limbs of people forefathers traded, broken black bodies hidden in mounds of white wealth, heathen souls saved at the altar, naked but for irons they wore lives mortgaged for their good Christian deaths all for sweetness of more.
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Nov 6, 2010
Nov 6, 2010 at 6:29 PM UTC
The Good Families
grand those fortunes which still pour, grains of purest sugar from sores in sacks where it's kept they never bother the floors - hillocks at times swept for country club dues, or spent on jaguars the youngsters will drive - it refills from endless supply, now out of ransomed dreams a rabble may dare, repaid in their knees and knuckles worn bare bleeding tremolite lungs of old men lending respectability to old names, ensuring children's safe distance from wizened brown limbs of people forefathers traded, broken black bodies hidden in mounds of white wealth, heathen souls saved at the altar, naked but for irons they wore lives mortgaged for their good Christian deaths all for sweetness of more.
robert-zanfad
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Nov 6, 2010
Nov 6, 2010 at 6:29 PM UTC
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