Park bench satori
It’s high summer
And my contract with capitalist society is on hold
I’ve found myself a nice park bench
Where I’m gonna have myself a joint
Rolling, lighting and Puffing
Psychoactive infiltration
Magic invading my bloodstream
Bloodshot blue eyes skimming infinity
Astronomical height
Melting jigsaw pieces
Hands transmogrifying
Inside-out upside-down
Falling thru space-time
Lip curled upwards
Tachyons in my hair
People walking by obliviously
Settling a little above ground
Reconfiguration completed
The trees sway and the grass is sleeping
And it’s all just so vibrant
I can feel the planet coming up thru my soles
Reshaping at a pace only comprehensible by the cosmos
I stare myself blind at fencing blades of grass
Really digging the primeval soup at the moment
Just sitting there heavier than sin and sipping milkshake
It caresses my ticklish throat on its way down
And I feel like looking straight thru the bullshit
Connecting dots that may or may not be there
So many idiosyncratic realities out there
Information spreading and mutating
Subjective Jesus and personalized science
Baffled beggars and businessmen
The ghosts of tomorrow omnipresently eavesdropping
On our ancient and inane conversations
Learning little and learning it too late
As they dig out and loot our parliaments and Wal-Marts in a thousand years
Life inside the frameworks of civilization
Working long hours to live in the weekends
Paying off on a tombstone from the moment of conception
Well I guess it worked out for mum and dad
They turn on the music in a nearby bar, delicious house
The sound waves have sex with the world I see
Their offspring dancing on my retina
The beat and lyrics opening windows to marvelous elsewheres
The sun sets behind a factory set for demolition
And a gunshot ripples thru the night
Would you kindly cut out the violence?
It’s kinda killing my buzz
The moon turns the world deep blue
And it get’s fairly cold, Scandinavia style
So I decide to get home and dream of green elephants
What a nice day of doing nothing
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