The Hall
Click-Clack, Click-Clack
Click. Clack.
Twenty glowing lights illuminate
The cold walls.
A voice,
Like the voice of God,
Filling the space with commands
And laws.
Not a sound comes,
Listening for more.
Turned away from the world,
Intent on the words
A square box is the master,
Each a slave.
Chained in place,
No effort is required
But only motions
Muscle memory, it seems.
As if summoned,
A simple cue is given
Ring-Ring, Ring-Ring
Ring. Ring.
Unchained, each move
The voice quiets to silence
Up and out to the hall.
Each a slave
Still.
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