Listening to John Prine
Singing about when he gets to heaven
And your eyes are heavy
And your brain is wrapped in cotton balls
The air conditioner is dehumidifying the air
New flesh wounds bleed, forgotten
And even though you had a cigarette
But ten minutes ago
You want to go go go
And have one more
And you miss the ability
To wash away your hunger
With a rye and water, and a bit of ice
And Sinead OβConnor comes on
She is singing about being taken
To church
And it makes you wonder,
How such an iconoclastic rebel
Still fell sway to the notion of creation
Instead of the domain of worms
And the outstretched network of the mycelium
Mycelium that you would happily
Commune with, if only to relieve yourself
Of the ache that haunts each moment
That you keep at bay
With games of solitaire
And British television shows
And the magic bullet that you hide
In your proverbial back pocket
When did fun come on?
Their epic song construction
That you wish would possess you
Make you
Fall to your knees with a scream
That rips your throat
As you wail into the fetal position
Feeling safe and home
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What British TV shows do it for you?
this reflects the path the author has been walking hiding behind it so well. wow, so much emotion π