How thin the glove
How thin the glove
Slipped on
To protect the world from you
Teeth of the brilliant zipper
Running together
An exclusive skeleton trim
How coarse the earth
To be drawn against
Just a few millennia more
and it will be polished smooth
Pocked by your weight
The shape of promise
And oh how it will FEEL
When the rain has finally stopped
Or has finished
Or perhaps
In the end
It never even started
Which won’t matter anyway
Because the dinner bell is ringing
And you haven’t eaten in forever
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