July 15, 1996

One day, 2 or 3 years ago, back when I was in Berkeley, I was walking down the street and this guy was selling his own poetry on the street for like 50 cents or something. So, I bought it. Well, usually, when I read poetry, I can't figure out what it is talking about, but there was this part of this one poem that went like this:

           Fears, taboos and status
           Like giant tapeworms
           Consume us

           Walled up and locked away
           The city is populated with the ghosts
           Of yesterday's children
It's very interesting. Everyone walking around is just a kid inside, hiding it deep down inside, so as to survive and prosper in this society.
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