in one
soul, that's been
buried
alive in everyone
and
forgotten.
It isn't
your barroom joke
or
tender, intimate humor
or
affections of friendliness
or big,
bright pun.
They're
the surviving survivors
of what
happened when happiness
was
buried alive, when
it no
longer looked out
of
today's eyes, and doesn't
even
manifest when one
of us
dies, we just walk away
from
everything, alone
with
what's left of us,
going on
being human beings
without
being human,
without
that happiness.
Jack Hirschman
(Picture: The walk, Luc Tuymans)
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