In Which I Take Someone Else’s Lyrics Out of Context and Use Them In My Own Plot Against an Unrealistic Societal Vision of Itself
September 12, 2013
tags: 4th of July, Abu Ghraib, art, Dystopia, extrapolate, Fukushima, metaphor, photography, poetry, Soundgarden, Syria, war, words

Shower in the dark day
Clean sparks driving down
Cool in the waterway
Where the baptized drown
Naked in the cold sun
Breathing life like fire
Thought I was the only one
But that was just a lie
Pale in the flare light
The scared light cracks & disappears
And leads the scorched ones here
And everywhere no one cares
The fire is spreading
And no one wants to speak about it
Down in the hole
Jesus tries to crack a smile
Beneath another shovel load
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