Everyday

Everyday 
The sun arrives raising my hopes 
And the need to buy more newspapers. 
Everyday 
The streets become longer 
Affording me more possibilities 
For forgetfulness and ads for cars. 
Everyday 
I see my neighbor punishing his dog 
For nothing but barking 
And beating his wife for being a woman. 
Everyday 
My friend pisses over the roses in the park. 
He spits in the beggars\' palms 
Granting them something from deep within. 
Everyday 
I draw moustaches on celebrities in the paper 
Park my car in the disabled section 
Learn to be blind and surprised 
At the repeated frequency of incidents of silence. 
Everyday 
I hoist my bag on my shoulders 
Shove my hands into my pockets 
And dream how the world will change. 

كل يوم

كل يوم