When you get crushed by:
shop­ping malls
tourisms
funer­al homes
day­cares cemeteries
flower shops peo­ple shop windows
gip­sy slums cred­it cards
mater­ni­ty wards people
traf­fic alarm clocks
peo­ple chil­dren fur­ni­ture showrooms
peo­ple peo­ple people
cities traf­fic-lights mailboxes
news­pa­pers parks commercials
church­es peo­ple birth­days the internet
zoos banks hypermarkets
peo­ple make-up pack­age tours

into the heart’s cham­bers you’ll pack all that sorrows
the whole lot of it
and gid­dyup you’ll trot off all alone
known to strangers
a stranger to your next
dumb as a mule
rump as a stump
you’ll stir up all those despairs
you’ll jam them into your spurs
you’ll sad­dle your anger
there it is neigh­ing in the pen all these years
you’ll mount it
feed it with splin­ters of your rage
with sliv­ers of fears
you’ll hug that monster
you’ll tug at the reins all alone
you’ll knock it down raving
peel off his mask
and crush it with the truth
since enough indeed
it thud­ded upon you

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