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all day-long it's been night by Charlie Morganopening the dawn's crack a little wider,
i get my head all the way into tomorrow;
kids playing in tomorrow. i can now rest;
there will be a tomorrow; Sartre can rest.
Samuel Butler's job was similar; a straightner.
jailing people who are plagued with weakness.
1984 has come, dropped it's baggage; split.
1860 Erewhon too, baggage-free still moves.
bent-down, we scratch the surface's surface,
content ourselves with at least having tried.
sandstorms of lessons whirl, holding brass rings
awaiting the happiness that rides with movies.
03/04/2008 Posted on 03/04/2008 Copyright © 2026 Charlie Morgan
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