She doesn't walk right. There is something about her pigeoned toes that bleeds into the night. And here we are knowing what's right, being right we enforce right, in not being right. Maybe she didn't have guidance on how to walk right. Maybe someone let her down.
II
I live in a movie. What I want to be is in the screen and in me, in me and the screen, what I wish to be, though I'm bored by the movie of I, I still aspire to exist as both true life and media creation. The succession of images in my mind, my own reality show, the sum of my channel surfing, my own dystopian prestige sitcom. Standing at the end of history and the end of time, ending, in the apocalypse I watch on T.V. It's not real, so nothing I do matters. There is something about how the voyeurism of violence bleeds into the morning's sad awakening.