fate did not want us; fate wanted our words; for yours to question mine. to disenfranchise was its goal on that July-ending day in that smoke-fogged bar. i shot true and drank with heavied hand. you approached. random-heaved spine, and you were coverd by butterflies. asked of life and responded: i owe the Universe some ******* poetry. the question reciprocated but you were found without breath. time found us parting with civilized talking of a pre-determined clandestineship. our fate quelled in that bar on that July-ending day.