Tan dubes, bootcut jeans from Dunnes, in N64 blue
Was “when I’m”, now it’s “then I was 64”, dude
Skin saggy, cracked and lined
Still able to crack a laugh, drop a good line at an opportune time
Cracking a can, barely shift hear cracking in the hands
Looking back, Lot’s wife backglanced got salted in answer
You can’t see the blood on my hands
I’m the last one left, like a point still standing once the debate against rests
Looking back, no debate: this life deserved earlier taking,
A life hardly worth the electric and divine fire involved in its making.
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