My rims are rusted and worn, my brakes are bled and shorn from running on these rotted roads trying to beat the Devil. But I’m still drowning on dry land, underneath the avalanche of my anxious heart.
Tell me, tell me - what is your hurry? Why do you worry for a memory so fleeting when you cannot pause a moment and ponder or even remember what your monuments and benevolence will never bring back - what you promised to honor and never forget?
No more wood to knock down, no more nails to pound, so I knuckle stone instead, wishing my fists would scar these iron bars, and could brawl with the wall I built around my heart.