The days are searing, the sun's a cowboy, clouds are wolves, we are the unbroken plain.
We are simply the stage.
We are nothing new.
We won't make it like this, gnawing at each other, lying and pretending that we aren't interested in the running of the wolves, or the cackling gunfire that cowboys let loose in joyous screams.
Ravaging ourselves, the west blackens as the smell of coal, acrid, spreads through the air.
Somewhere, a burning is beginning in the most unnatural way.
Somewhere we feel a tear in the fabric of ourselves, where a giant, constant fire destroying burns.