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Premium Member dusty keyboards

dusty keyboards
I’ve heard the planet will overheat
and roasty-toasty carbonate us
- but what is that to me?
 
Let’s mock the low expectations of the world,
abiding as we can, taking what comforts we can now, 
in this lusty winter - what purpose would cowering serve?
 
There’ll be spring renewals,
I’m willing to bet
ice in our martinis
and yet other playful summers. 
 
It’s true. that someday, our busy keyboards will be dust
and all of our affections will lie in tombs
 
but worst case scenario
by natural and supernatural laws
- as sure as an infallible God looks earthward
- our souls will be lifted on heaven’s wings
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Songs for this:
And when I die - Laura Nero
Jesus Walks - Kanye West
Somebody Bigger Than You and I - Elvis Presley

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