Nobody told us anything useful. Those with influence and a
weak grasp of semantics endlessly fashioned statements from car-crash ideas.
Meanwhile, everyone watched TV.
Nobody told us that things would get worse before they got
even worse. Those with influence cultivated shrines to their own vanity. Meanwhile,
everyone ate far, far too much.
Nobody told us how to write a poem. Those with influence promoted
this ignorance. Meanwhile, everyone got off on their own brand of
computer-generated violence.
Nobody told us where to find Jesus on a Tuesday afternoon. Those
with influence secretly doubted the existence of Tuesdays. Meanwhile, everyone forgot
the words to their favourite Easter Egg.
Nobody told us about the deliciousness of mediocre
supermarket ready meals. Those with influence pretended to chop the vegetables.
Meanwhile, everyone dined on horsemeat surprise.
Nobody told us how to erase a past. Those with influence placed
gold coins on the eyelids of their deceased indiscretions. Meanwhile, everyone bypassed
the super-injunction by storming Twitter with pitchforks and moral outrage.
Nobody told us that the Queen’s Garden Parties included a
section for naturists. Those with influence left their invitations on the
mantelpiece to impress the visitors. Meanwhile, everyone bought corgi-flavoured
lollipops from the overpriced gifte shoppe.
Nobody told us because nobody knew. Those with influence wasted
their entire lives in the futile pursuit of holding on to their influence. Meanwhile,
everyone went back to watching TV.
I love this more than I can express
ReplyDeleteThank you, Will.
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