The dull paths of our lives:
sat at desks,
endlessly clocking up
corporation minutes,
whose sponge-like
insatiability drives
us through our days;
propellers rotating
at the speed of
managers’ whims;
incentivized with
carrots of
preferment, in fact, further
enmeshment in their
cogs, deeper commitment
to the captivity; to
become a presenter
of the starving
statistics, those graphs
with ever-widening
jaws hidden behind
the oh so convincing
lines.
And you,
with family, far
away, withering in the drought
of your time, the
young imaginations fired
by the lightning
flashes of the natural world
doused by your
distracted interest,
your removal from
their wonders.
And the inevitable
hook from your carriage
onto your world of
office, desk and air-conditioned
ambitions, your
soft-padded shuffle through life,
your highs and lows
doled out by those
who have experienced
the thrills of more spacious offices.
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