If silence were golden
You’d be chipping your tooth on fool’s gold
then spitting your fillings into the collection plate again.
Caught doing it for the fourth time
this fiscal quarter.
A real blunder, this one.
The improprieties pile up on one another-leaning precarious, struggling to see over the edge, locked in a mothball-ridden closet.
Molding with the passage of time-
Still vintage.
If vintage were the wheels, catching fire from heated, seized calipers, the entire contraption falling off and rolling into the glamorous lake, the pride of our little slice of heaven.
And I’ll sit by and let the torn rubber and the chemical smell of spurned brakes choke out the fish in the water, seep into the drinking supply.
revenge-a measure of it-
Finally.