An envelope locked out of sight.
Buttercups giggling in the fields.
A pink fog rolls over the view.
It is all so dreamy.
Don’t bring a mirror here.
An envelope locked out of sight.
Buttercups giggling in the fields.
A pink fog rolls over the view.
It is all so dreamy.
Don’t bring a mirror here.
A liquid music froths up from my bubble bath
and I tell Industry to get out
and Perseverance to get in next.
These old gods are filthy.
I broke all the strings on my father’s guitar
and now I sell them separately.
Broken is beautiful.
Broke is deadly.
On the river my father sleeps in his kayak,
dreams of work.
Always he works.
Murmur to me.
Amuse me with your fondest memories
of things that never happened to you.
Mellow ghosts hover high in the heat
drugged on what they stole from my secret box.
