
The important things are always bubbling just under the surface---
just below the boiling point
and that's where they stay in an interminable pendulum---
Until flashes and distorted lights bring them about
We flee public places because they're too crowded
and we're all enmeshed in each other's tweed and scent and arm hair
And then in a second---
on the 7th---
we changed our minds
Suddenly---
we couldn't take cover
in the undercover
of the underground
and there was a menacing ignorance of death drifting across the Atlantic
and up through the asphalt
mixing blood with double red
And so it was---
bearing the King's Cross
merely three and change, they took to strike their fancy
all the while, we just thought we were minding the gap
well written, but what's this one about? Were you subconsciously channeling the amazing story of the Chilean miners? There is something to the "distorted lights" and underground themes that made me think so. But I also am not convinced because of the degree of abstraction. What of the Atlantic and the King's Cross?
ReplyDeleteWe should always mind the GAP!
ReplyDeleteEven in the states!!!!!!!!!