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One of the Neighbours, venturing up the walk.
When the night becomes a drug
And you walk into its vortex,
You will know clarity.
You will know its stone-cold mercenary neon eyes.
You will see the venom of others and the price tags in their thoughts.
Sometimes, a cardboard bed under an overpass is a form of solace.
The true evil isn’t you or me.
It is society’s values, subliminal messages and exploitation of human nature.
I feel my coat ripped off, defiled by god.
Biting his knife.
Kicking down his gates.
Tomorrow I’ll crawl back up the hill to my house.
- “The Night Cuts the Girl” by June Freeland
A deck in the woods, happiness beyond words...
Pain gives perspective, but the more I see, the more it gets dark.
Branded as I am, where do I go?
Be a knight, or don’t. It’s your choice. One of many, or many of one.