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The dream herein then is to die before they catch you. To pass in your sleep, fading in new seas of physical complications and credit debt; to die before someone breaks you. To get hit by something so large, you'll have to call it "God". For some, before their liver punches out, and their bodies turn shades unintended. Epilogue, and the bank takes back the house. Your day job doesn't skip a beat. Your art goes unnoticed. Your clothes go to charity. Your mattress goes to the curb. Not a single cloud to sit in and observe, how bodies rot, but lives dissolve. More like salt than alka-seltzer, unless you have more enemies than I.
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Jun 28, 2014
Jun 28, 2014 at 12:32 AM UTC
"Graceful Exit, Unannounced."
The dream herein then is to die before they catch you. To pass in your sleep, fading in new seas of physical complications and credit debt; to die before someone breaks you. To get hit by something so large, you'll have to call it "God". For some, before their liver punches out, and their bodies turn shades unintended. Epilogue, and the bank takes back the house. Your day job doesn't skip a beat. Your art goes unnoticed. Your clothes go to charity. Your mattress goes to the curb. Not a single cloud to sit in and observe, how bodies rot, but lives dissolve. More like salt than alka-seltzer, unless you have more enemies than I.
austin-heath
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Jun 28, 2014
Jun 28, 2014 at 12:32 AM UTC
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