Virgo, Taurus, Capricorn

Leave the house

Join a parade

Stay home

Find something

On your home computer

You never should have seen

Get an oil change

For your car

And an hour later

You have two flat tires

Virgo

Taurus

Capricorn

Watch the news

Trigger your depression

Or anxiety

Or both

Turn off the news

And hear a sound

You can’t quite place

But can’t unhear

Go back to bed

And there’s a drip

From the ceiling

That lands an inch

From your right eye

Virgo, but you’re exhausted

Taurus, but you’re stubborn

Capricorn, but you’re high-risk

Take a bath

But no book to read

Read a book

But can’t relax

Light a candle

Set a fire

Put it out

Cry on the dirty floor

Of an old man’s kitchen

How’d you get here?

When did you arrive?

Who lives here now?

Virgo, you’re uneasy

Taurus, you’re determined

Capricorn, what’s next?

Make a meal

Lose your appetite

Decide to fast

Food falls

Right in front of you

Clear the table

See your reflection

In the silverware

The black and white

Moves you

But it’s all red and grey

Dedicate yourself

To a brand new life

And see a setback

You’ve met before

Waiting for you

In the two, two, two

Mile sign

Down the road

Grovel for a better chance

Find that mercy

Is in short supply

Fall in love

And find out

That you’re capable

Of everything

But connection

Learn to live alone

And ask yourself

If that’s what you’ve been doing

All along

Virgo, spoil yourself

Taurus, touch or tremble

Capricorn, modify expectations

A vote of confidence

An echo of surprise

A daunting dawn

To a day

That may not end up

Being

All that bad

Virgo, go back to bed

Taurus, go to sleep

Capricorn, you’ll like it

Pull up the covers

You still feel cold

Stick out your toes

Don’t be afraid

Take a deep breath

It won’t last long

You’ll like it

When you realize

That no matter what

The sound you hear

Is getting softer

And closer

At the very same time