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| July 2004 / Volume Five / Issue Three / Online | |||||||||
| C. Allen Rearick | |||||||||
| It’s a Feeling Sort of Like This You wake up and you’re helpless car lock peeled like a coffin pried open by some random graverobber under the hazy watch of midnight’s lazy eye cd player ripped out of socket stolen with a life’s savings worth of compact discs cops arrive tell you what you already know yeah... they’ll keep an eye out violation is a horrible feeling every person is a suspect the old guy with the queer limp who walks his dog every night maybe the girl burnt out on crack-cocaine attempting to raise her 3-year old daughter with no support but that of welfare and of course there are the metal boxes edging up and down the street booming their thunderous stereo systems which cost more than the car itself what’s a person to do wait for the insurance company to make its move call mom for a comforting hug take this loaded helplessness and put a bullet in the head of every last mother fucking suspect watch their bodies paint the streets a fine chalk- outline white something has got to give because insurance companies take too long mom’s 3000 miles away and this anger is itching a trigger that has no safety. |
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