The aerodynamic spiraling of cappuccino colors and butterfly words, churches divide and coffee-shops offer something that equally scolds impatient tongues. Floodlights liquidize in the charcoal fog and the girl in the leather jacket comes to life beside the freeway. Her shoes are the ships and her eyes are the telescope, but the streets become the cement river where the gasoline creatures never stop. This is where they left her to die, this is where they took everything away. She is nothing, a mistake along this highway, but she was lucky to be given a name that sounds good on a tombstone. Knowing this, her pepper eyes water and her body collapses upon brittle grass, the Earth welcomes her return.