Don't say a word
Not because
I know what you mean
Not because
I've heard you say this before
But in this semblance of
Democracy
It's like vacuum for what you overheard
Don't say a word
Don't call me back
Not because
I'm busy watching
T
V on my day off
And you might startle me with rational words
Contradicting all the things that
I've heard
So don't call me back
Now a word is tense and bare
Like a trigger just a hair away from being pulled
You know
I can't pretend to know how this is going to end
But don't you feel like you're being fooled?
Yet you don't say a word
Are you at work?
I called this morning but
I guess
I was late
Now we're both waiting for the day that the dreams wane
With possibilities permanently sealed
Atrophied after their purpose revealed:
To keep you at work
Have you gone outà
I called but the place was too loud
Cacophony,
I couln't make out
If you wanted me over tonight
Another private tease as sense comes by daylightà
Or we could go out
Nouns pass for narration and camp sights for nations
But you're just driving out of range
You struggle with phone, but it doesn't matter,
I'm not home
Besides,
I've got nothing to say
Don't say a word
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