Population Noise

Metropolis… a cackling cacophony of confusion energizing some and enrages others. Concrete and steel giants, loom forebodingly over the masses; blocking out gifts of the sun. The maze that tires me from constant searching; why am I here in this overcrowded and hopeless abyss? The bang-clang trucks and trolleys, beat out their metronomic, one…two...beat and the drone of engines, sings a tired ballad of the modern world. Cities are the lairs of bad-tempered dragons; harboring too many precious trinkets. Vulnerable souls are the noonday snacks, devoured by cold-blooded sharks.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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