The scent of metal, a metallic vibration, a slam A cushion, disturbed by many tragedies, this cushion, I know has stories A circle that steers these stories’ beginnings, middles and ends Oh, the ends are the best from the narrator’s view The narrator who has control of the steering of the stories Who knows all the tragedies the cushions have seen, Has even been the one to orchestrate such a beautiful scene An unwilling but manipulated snapshot of a wrinkle in life There’s no point in trying to see out, the glass is too foggy Symbolic- the characters can’t see what is waiting for them, the other option It has been steamed up by the narrator who used his circle to steer them to a parking lot A metallic vibration felt buzzing through their bodies on the cushion A pang of uncertainty, but manipulation wins… A slam as the narrator progresses the plot and the glass windows begin to fog The metal machine, seemingly unmovable and monstrous becomes victim to his heat To his desire to have the plot progress as he wants it to- every tragedy is the same Used, and disposed in the most brutal manner He is serial, predictable Once the car stops rocking and the cushion has gained another tale The scent of metal fills the vehicle But it’s not the smell of the vehicle, just the metal