Ten hour block, Saturday morning,
Stranger wandering outside the neighbor's door.
Kitchen clock, a silent warning,
Less is going on than in the night before

You don't have to tell me
I already know
Grey skies fly out the
    music room window,
It's colder than
    the day before.
Thanking the Lord
    for all the places
    I don't have to go,
Cursing the lack
    of structure
    of what's in store.


You don't have to tell me
I already know

Swift pale rainbows flash across my empty face,
Canceled checks are strewn about the hallways of my mind.
Day-time skies, they block my view out outer-space,
This cancer spreads to every hour that I find.

TAKE IT DAN, TAKE IT PAT....
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