My name was never Lot. But you are
always looking
back. There were distances to travel, footsteps at
the
edge of miles of desolation, borders of barbed
wire and high velocity
rounds. I wouldn't flee the
devastation of depravity. And It's not
that I
never left but the DMZ was too narrow. Now I am a
faded
pistol, blue worn through to rust, the brass
shells rubbed softer
than the memory of salt. And
hammer blows are only a raising of
whispers
.