I sit behind the crystal clear
grove of heads which swivel,
spin and whatnot as ball gliders.
I've warranted another year here.
Devilishly sly, peering red from
shadows of concession. They glare,
stare, point, poke, and everything in-
between. Flick and flash to the
one who cannot move, willed into
an excruciating stillness as if
dead at birth.
None of them have found power
in the "I", which places me in
employment. A position of welfare
made more general than allocated to
a self righteous being. A deity
amidst theists with a fedora to
cover. Business man's five slams
personality aside for the lighter,
economical leather paired with
warranty. Foreign beasts as any
man to tackle, investigate, or
ponder as an unintentional circus
bleeds into the feeding mind of
the young at heart.
YOU ARE READING
Glass Case
PoetryA poem I wrote, but in no way related to the glass box of emotions from Anchorman. Great film though.