So SmileA Poem by Corset...in my peripheral he's bloody edged under the bed feeling life shifting along in very long zigzag lines. I see mothers taking old medicine t-empty bottles toppled to their sides drool pooled into neck crevices withered down to the wrinkled "Y" between their breasts. Old broads in leopard print bras trying to look sexy while the old men watch leotard static on the yoga channel alarm clocks ringing by the bedside hit snooze and keep dreaming... Tile floors tap out existence of a quiet dog, a neighbor puffs out his chest in "I told you so's" Life repeats itself and people get what they deserve, Old debts return to haunt you. but you realize this is probably the happiest you've ever been So content with our complacency so you smile and hit recline on the easy chair and start waving that Good Old American flag.
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