The new and thick shag-carpet won't hold me - is it quicksand; flood
perhaps? And these walls: - you might convince the picture-frames, but
might I wander your milky depth? As fridge appears all steady act,
but I know you're halted water, convention-encased; boxed by name, as infinite depths swim at the granite kitchen top; as the
bedroom doors thin skin.
I won't use you - I can't name you. But I will walk through our listening views: you're a flood in stall;
you are breezes boxed. This giddy we we are.
Life in a Suburb: Day When.
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