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Push the button, ring the check, be a part of society. Welcome to your life, wishing it would end with every tick of the clock. Look to the door, every time it open automatically, and hope for the ex-worker gone postal. The barrel of his gun like salvation and his sullied image will appear an angel to your distorted world view. Take two in the morning and call no one. Fall into the darkness. Go gently into the dark night, miles of everyday hurdles and human drama to go. Coffee enemas your only salvation. Good to the last drop, from your ass to the floor. To the red bricks you hit with a pink sip in your hand.

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Posted - Thursday, February 26th, 2009

Edited - Monday, June 21st, 2010

Dearly Departed

Push the button, ring the check, be a part of society. Welcome to your life, wishing it would end with every tick of the clock. Look to the door, every time it open automatically, and hope for the ex-worker gone postal. The barrel of his gun like salvation and his sullied image will appear an angel to your distorted world view. Take two in the morning and call no one. Fall into the darkness. Go gently into the dark night, miles of everyday hurdles and human drama to go. Coffee enemas your only salvation. Good to the last drop, from your ass to the floor. To the red bricks you hit with a pink sip in your hand.

When shall the world crash down upon itself? Welcome to the helpless age of strength. The wold has become the rock giant in a never ending story. Tall and made of stone, he is strong but he couldn’t hold on to them all. He watched secure in his steadiness as the rest floated away to the oblivion of nothing. The end of a long journey. Go with the flow or give yourself to remorse. Hold on to time as long as you can and it will all end. The End waits around the corner of your every move. A huge acme anvil that waits to drop on your head and defies physics with it’s ability to float until released at the appropriate comical time.

Just let go, fall into the nothingness. Welcome to hell, a open room filled with endless rows of cubicals, where everyone has a case of the Monday’s and the devil’s decree come in the form of memos from Management. 18, I gotta get away. Take a jog around the stratosphere. Got confused, drop out, tune in, turn on. Hippy Mantras couldn’t save the spotted owl and the outcome looks bleak where you are concerned. A thrown away generation, given intelligence by a adequate school system and given to jobs that couldn’t keep a monkey’s mind from insanity.

Game Over, with no credits left. Welcome to reality, where we fill it with more games, more distraction, more senseless banality, and top off the mix with our own brand of righteousness. We dispense our twisted version of our opinions, like assholes they stink and can be found on the bottom torso of every human alive, or dead for that matter. The gift of gab is a slice to the throat and life of independence.

Submit and conform, welcome to the the end of your life. Much like the start, you never asked for it and should concern yourselves with the merits of unwinnable tides. Lemonade from the sour lemons. The blank cold stair and emptiness. A vessel with no soul is fertilizer in a cheery wood finish. The end.

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2 Comments

  1. ginny added these pithy words on February 26, 2009 | Permalink

    a little dark isn’t it but maybe appropriate for the day.

  2. Wesley A. Bridle added these pithy words on February 27, 2009 | Permalink

    Well you have to read it with the sinister cackle that runs through my head as I write / read it. Then it becomes quite humorous.

    It is more of an acting piece and I do think dark is pretty funny. I kind of always pictured Hunter, the guy probably laughed more when he was typing than any other time. Not that I know with any certainty.

    I think it also says a lot. Like The Never Ending Story is really the tale of a lost of fantasy, but the death of fantasy is really its own inability to progress with the times. Fantasy is how past generation explored the world outside their tiny villages.

    Science Fiction became the new fantasy as Fantasy was always Science Fiction. Magic lore built around the sciences of the day.

    This piece also concerns itself with the end, but the end is always a beginning, the start of something new, a progression. It’s dark for those who fear the ends, but could be light for those who seek the end. When someone is stuck in a cave, they crave for the end of their entombment and the start of their rescue.

    and the rest is really my general malaise towards the corporate structure and the infertility of it purpose.

    Hows that for a confusing answer, I should have been a politician.

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