Derailing The American DreamA Story by TracySmoke factories and dirty, gray buildings amidst smog-filled cities within every five hundred mile radius amongst the manufactured, flattened fields of America. Billboards taint the borders of every highway and every side street which intersect with one another in this constantly connected world of ours. From the wires inside every drywall-covered shell to the satellites hovering above us, an advanced civilization sucking the very core of our soul out of ourselves. Advanced declination of mankind. This was the world itself as I saw it.
A projection of expectations exceeding far beyond humanly limits in this world treading upon fresh soil and surrounded by skyscrapers and man-made concrete dreams and brainwashed desires. A repetition of history dressed in fresh dry-cleaned suits and a culture which was dying before our very eyes. Even if this realization came to light, the thick-coated veil of apathy would fall onto the masses and modern civilization would decline even further as we know it. Through tired, bloodshot eyes I wearily gazed upon a dying culture of rats roaming aimlessly and apathetically in the streets. Every fabricated form of journalism and tabloid toiletry was propagated on every paper and every screen where eyes would roam and soak in verbal toxins to cleanse the mind of what truths are hidden behind guarded doors protected by drones of the highest order. I was exhausted from living and
restlessly trying to survive from becoming a part of a victimized
breed of a dying world. I envisioned an apocalyptic wasteland with
endless body counts, the smell of radiation in my nose, making its
way down my lungs and my head hung low with shame, for I could not
look up as there was nothing more than a black sky above me.
Buildings burned and bridges collapsed from coast to coast across the
country. Riots broke loose and the rivers ran with oil and blood. I
envisioned an empire falling to its knees with every collapse that
shook the earth " mankind stepping down from the top of the food
chain and back to square one again. © 2012 Tracy |
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Added on August 3, 2012 Last Updated on August 3, 2012 Tags: Post-apocalyptic, Urban Decay, Cities, American Culture AuthorTracySeattle, WAAboutVerbal expressionism and alchemy of the mind. Continuously furthering in the field of creative endeavors. more..Writing
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