What we've got to give Is nothing compared to When one wants to live
Foreign careers Along ancient walkways
Shop windows Tinted with dust and soot
The man alone On the street Cleans his boot With a toothbrush
She left me with a snicker, A whimper, and a hoot
What do I miss About the past?
Nothing, and Everything.
Who are we but the Products of the past All struggling To be different, to be better From it?
Dead meat underneath me. Worms in the ground. The war of the worlds Mixes with the morning birds; An apocalyptic sound.
Try to disprove the meaning of life
And
Someone will soon be along to build Another house of cards.
I've got no secrets. I've got no answers. I've got no ways to cope Through the good and Hard times.
Persevere? For what? To see another day? A day similar To the same?
Through the thick trees sits a dimly lit house. Inside are two children, a silent husband, and an earnest wife. The husband works while the two children and wife stay home. They've nowhere to goto, nowhere to roam. Why go anywhere when the world outside Is only concerned about their military and their pride?
Outlandish friends cornered Like frogs in Steinbecks pond.
I should really Just go back to school.
Rather serious Out here.
Maybe I'll get a teaching gig Giggling at kids who Think I'm funny because of my face.
Everyone needs a failure To work at never being.
Everyone needs a loser To rally their future against.