Going Feral

I choose to eat outside because it's cataclysmic in there.
In the cafeteria, where they perch on plastic chairs. 
Chirping away in flock hysteria.
Frantically peck-pecking away the crumbs
All of them are slowly going deaf -n- dumb.

They'll flitter off, gullets filled with gossip and shop talk.
To play solitaire on filthy keys.  
I choose to roam outside their hellish squares.
Trying to stay off my knees whenever possible.

I choose to eat outside the burning carousel.
I fear that I might be going feral.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2024

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