Detached

Have you ever met 
a real one dead girl?
Shared a word with her?
Made her smile?-
well, if so, you're mislead,
'cause dead girls 
don't get jokes,
after have walked their miles.
You see, they're 
pretty much like me: 
silent, self-moved,
aloof and cold.
Guns don't scare them that much,
apart from tattoos 
and the truth, which
the latter unfold.
For a dead girl 
nothing matters at all, 
except for the future life;
"why?" is she so, "what happened?"
are never a clue,
nor the answers she can provide. 
Being that detached 
needs a special skill,
but as soon as they're dead,
they're not after teaching.  
So in case you see one around 
in a while, 
go straight forward to your own
job-about *itching. 

19.01. 2015
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