"Is that somebody's lunch?" she said, but little did she know,
that quietly, stealthily, at the back of the lift,
my mate had let one go.
He gave me a nudge & when I saw him smirk,
I knew what was in store.
If it hadn't been so crowded I would've lain down on the floor.
Like dominoes falling, the awareness spreads,
but noone says a word.
On the way to level 1, but we're only on the 23rd.
So why'd he do it? Why indeed?
But the answer I already knew..
If I'd done that with such effect, I'd feel quite proud too.
We live in a world of terrorists, tearing the world apart,
but detectors or a body search will never find a fart;
and at that moment, in that lift, when Kev launched his attack,
I was absolutely certain, it was worse than sarin gas.
So as we hit the bottom floor, and everyone poured out,
Kev stayed back for a second more & then when he came out,
I told him "mate - that was wrong, there were a dozen people inside".
But in reply, in a trance like state, he said "yeah - that was quite a ride"
Then I knew, that it was I who was wrong,
and it's not that he didn't care.
quite the opposite, and as Mallory said :
He did it because it was there.
Tuesday, 22 April 2008
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