A Little Cheese Down A Lane 

The Dream.

It was impossible to reach the window. A pile of ash, heavy, grey and dark stood in my way. I couldn’t ignore the raised mound of muck that kept me from the view of the hill. The waste wasn’t all ash. In parts it was oily, purple or black and with a shadow as dark as a November night. The emotional stink coming from the pile was toxic and pitiful.

 

Locked in a room but would have to get past me

a manifest content of suffrage.