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It was a small town, a fleeting town,
One thought to not have existed unless you look close
And only then could one hope to see true enlightenment.
Iridescent, luminous, haunting,
There was never enough water or food, but there was a brewery to share.
Left to itself, The Town would change:
Mutilate, disfigure, desecrate itself.
The people, they never noticed
Lost in their own worlds of trickery:
Putrid, thriving, sniveling.
Something few acknowledged.
The Town was never lateral nor mesial
The Town was never here nor there
The Town was never loving nor cruel.
The Town was just that,
A town.
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