Cry, beloved country, your nation is a dead tree, a flare, squandered by its own operators, whose fireworks defrauded the faithful with the whispers of a whipsaw perfect fate. Spare fire, that was the hope, even toward the imperium's end, a middle could crawl out of the muck to make a marsh into a molehill and a rodent into whatever floats our nuclear aircraft carriers. Splayed out for anyone to transparently transform; that's the constitutional autarky, can't find yelling on a yellow day whose xenophobia matches the strike. No conflagration, no problem, gasoline is this place's business and its utility is inarguable at temporary distraction. Fed by irony, no spinach required, that's the cartoon certainty held by the dreaming utopian elegiacs, spun to the most comfortable chair and lulled into a hoarse sense of impending not-any-place. Can tradition? No. Trash compact? Not enough. Our garbage is the subject of the denominator in this currency time's inflated sense of relief. Reportage is a montage for the eyeballs and the brain chemical oversimplification readied for its clothes-off, such that sex is sold to the lowest common bidders. More, more, more! That's the message from the missile interpreters of Darwinian madness; the randomness forgetters, the clock resetters, the wishful big bang-ites, meteorologically static in the radio station well. Drink less to live more, long known, barely practiced, it's a comma set, a command net, an interweave that spells the beginning and the midpoint of our triangle's robust corners.