Jennifer Government
I remember doing bong hits on the hill overlooking the factory behind the golf course or maybe it was acid Maybe nothing at all. I was sixteen. It was a quiet night The stars were out The running lights of the machines lit the sky sodium arc lamp and washed the hillside with an offshade orange Everything looked perfect from far away Industry, and the night shift helped everyone to get where they were going within a socio-technical system of poetry Helped along. By Google and Wikipedia. Unborn. I guess I was wondering what it was like to work Being that I was stoned. I wondered if it was better than what I was doing above the loam I guess now I can imagine Jennifer Government Barcode beneath her eye Mine. Do Not Revive. Across the Heart. For How much could I sell my entire life? How much you did you get for yours? I made it home Cutting Donuts across the Putting Green In a beat up car Through seven shades of teenage gray And the sodiu...