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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