We take our places in the old, old play
with not much sense of being upon the stage,
we're just the honest voices of our day.
There's so much that we simply cannot say,
too many things that are wrong with our age;
we take our places in the old, old play.
At best we might some notional monster slay
that has its only life on this white page,
we're just the honest voices of our day.
We hide our smiles when spamming asses bray
their trite inanities, and hold our rage --
we take our places in the old, old play.
We laugh when watch as our good friends stray
all over the damn' map, our laugh's their gauge;
we're just the honest voices of our day.
Though seasons change we've got eternal May,
we're civil but we know when to engage;
we're just the honest voices of our day,
we take our places in the old, old play.
Odd ravings, comments, and other wastes of time. Some are in plain prose, yet others are in rhyme.
22 June 2007
How to make light
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