Every night I go outside
Rain pouring
Star above
Horses and cows rustling in the grass
I puff 3 times and normality
Runs rampant
Setting me on an even kilt
Before I would puff all day and night and I might be wary of
sound I make
Now I sit in barred windows in a padded cell
Where I am told when and what to eat
When to sleep and when to wake
I am told what not to think
Like inmate two 9 one 7
Only reason they haven’t bought me clothes is they cannot
without missing some kind of rent
In the beginning of puffing for me was done in the pair with
no opposition beside me
Now he sits barreling a rule book of attitudes and
reconsiderations
For me to choose what not to do
A wicked retreat from this dwelling is burning up my body
from my knees
The planned escape on a plane to Austin Texas or maybe New
Orleans
After I stop in San Francisco stopping at terminal C
A new life temporarily
Farming and living simply
Roading and see all I can see
For two months maybe three
Who knows if I will come back home again
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