The Television is Broken
You know I heard what you were doing
I saw you headed towards the park
We traded looks like they were stories
and burned our books like they were bark
I know you watched me from the carport
You were ready for a fight
You shook like Krakatoa standing
under incandescent light
And when you leaned to whisper softly
Pale skin pink in winter air
My brain began to make some sense of
all the waves you pushed from there
Just then you realized you’re nothing
And that no ones ever been
You said “Goddamn we’re all so stupid, I hope we learn to love again”
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