Deja Vu
The darkness will persist. The deathsWill mount, but no one cares. We've
Gotten bored wth isolation. We want
Work and places we can go. The stress
Of always being careful, fearing death
And others' breathing, couldn't be
Sustained. One fights or flies, but
Not for weeks on end. At last, the strain
Becomes too much, and we conclude,
Or so we say, that we'll accept the risk
Of rubbing elbows in a bar. We don't
Believe there's any danger, but there is,
And soon we'll see that darkness
Does persist.
Poetry by Lawrence Beck
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Written on 2020-04-29 at 02:01
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