post war America with my morning coffee bomb my soul with bad news bust economy we sing the blues through Alexa post war America which one is that i against i freedom of curiosity 5G napalmed no longer exists the smorgasbord of Adam’s tree a swipe away from a child’s magic machine post war America infiltrated in my dreams meander through my streets come witness your children be
blue sky the roads in your eyes we smoked outside after your show the happy ones laughed and drank we looked and sniffed the air filled with LA River scent we parted i stayed behind with my pagodas my cheap wine and that g g allin tshirt
reach you stars urban pad to launch from man of money made tank of thinking minds streets crossed intersection containing all of us heads in the cloud web of world stomachs of babes too hungry to sail on ships flying out through misery and doubt
right here in this moment on a cold Monday for LA midday sun peeks in and out although this morning he ran from his wife Moon and she stared him down because he rose late hungover from radiation today on a gray Monday and the City of Angels we watch each other we don’t see but we watch i look past your shoulder you look past the whole of me eyes glazed over it seems briefcase knuckles curled on the handle white pink shirt slightly crooked walking stumbling in the mind the lunch hour we eat nothing we just stare across the freeway bridge to see the trucks and the cars of the other people who do just as we are doing but they ride on four wheels and to think as we often do not think that there is no connection between us although we are all in the same situation arm in arm in our disconnection i walk four more blocks and i see the people i used to know some slowly dying drinking poison others slowly dying puffing away oblivious to the universe yet others collecting cans washing them out behind buildings stealing water from the dirty pipes today midday lunch break my shoes dirty my legs cold my eyes blind hands tucked inside pockets that are empty the whole world is empty yet we drown in debris we cannot hang our thoughts out to dry those times are long gone i walk another three blocks where i used to know of a 130 year old home two bedroom large porch she’s gone the only evidence that she ever existed are the orange cones left behind by the demolisher next week i can bet they will have a high rise up luxury apartments that no one i know could ever afford