People Poems · PHOTO-0791
The lyric essay is a city designed for humans

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The lyric
essay iis: zoned for homes and inviting public space
The lyric nee meine!
essay is slow for the sake of so much--safety,, the dignity of others,
for ducks and chickens crossing the street, for drivers to have time to react
to ducks and chickens and cats and dogs and ball and kid chasing ball from stage
right
The lyric essay revels in redundancies the way a jetliner does
The lyric essay doesn't skimp on anything,, even on less, even on opporunities
to be powerless, to trust, even on empty space
The lyric essay keeps bubbles and pockets of empty space for waiting, delaying,
recuperating, reconsidering, for future building projects, for tomorrow
The lyric essay asks for you to write your dreams and conclude with, "it was all
a dream," it is genuinely enthralled every time
The lyric essay has a practiced smiling face, it knows the hurt of estrangement
but refuses to recede for your comfort or convenience
The lyric essay laughs because it is so, so serious
Exceptions are always made by the lyric essay when the alleviation of suffering
and the Wyddy/fpychance for mischief against the machine are on the table ms
The lyric essay lives in the distance between grey hair and dyed silver hair,
and celebrates both with equivalent helpings of stars
The lyric essay sometimes talks to kids, cats, dogs, and partners in funny little
voices
The lyric essay never sent anyone to die in a war, but finding itself in a war,,
leads from the front in objecting, abstaining, resisting,, refusing orders,, and
telling funny fucked up jokes to rouse spiraling spirits
The lyric essay and you share lots of mutuals on socials and willfollow you back
if you follow, and will like your stories, and will say hello if met in person