How peaceful this morning to drive a desk The culturally-despised desk, that cliché The flat surface littered with papers and screens And a telephone with buttons that light up
How lovely - fluorescents flickering over files And not a yellow sun over shimmering muck Lines for gas and water, rot and decay And cast-off couches reeking in the heat
How peaceful - the ordinary all about (Even though the men’s room is all wrecked out)