The light fades But then someone else's light will be peaking And a train crash was right on time Leaving was different this time The tallest building in town has difficulty capturing attention There are no birds to roost on the sills Concrete stones rest down by the elevator Aboriginals walk past with smiles and suits What is the matter at hand, what are we stopping at? The date is someone famous's birthday We light a fire and listen to the rain over the bridge I know there is no money for travel this year Travel up and through the distortion, with the little birds It's been twenty years since Rwanda, one since the end I decided to kick at the announcement Decided to sit upon the large square ashtray The last monument of the city's centre Back to Back, looking up, looking across Cigarettes, on our favourite solitary horizon The court house, alone, walking to the botanic garden Fences to burn, to jump, to build Drive while sleeping, hear music, i...
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