in the house I wash dishes and clothes in different machines, leaving nothing to show for my mess or what I've done. the performance prevails, claiming some sort of clean if I try hard enough. I tend to virtual gardens and sustain another day, moving silent through the evening on patterns serving no one. their webs tighten and I suffocate on solace. when I brush my teeth I remember to pray, though the language evades and I fall further from fluent each night. how much can one beg for a world they don't believe in?
you tell me you scream in your car to stay calm. I wish you'd let me listen.
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