Everywhere I look there is garbage, the streets are littered with it People are walking around blind, they can’t see what is right before their faces, calling to them from the gutters, pulling at soiled pant legs
And a guy offers kool aid on the corner, as another yells, “it's sour!” Yet still the line is around the block, though there’s nothing special about his drink, it's not much different in colour or texture, but still they flock, perhaps out of fear, maybe thirst
Noise is at extreme levels from both sides of the street, horns blowing, sirens wailing “Hey, watch where you’re going, idiot” Babies crying and dogs barking Screeching tires complain about red lights only to peel out at the green
I search my pocket, one quarter, that’s it as far as change, which makes sense nothing ever changes, ever… I hold it in my fingers looking up, heads I stay, tails I leave as I toss it in the air and it is stolen before it ever hits the ground
I guess I’ll just get in line for the kool aid, it is free…if you can stomach it