Looking at buildings

Looking at buildings
You - Walking a little briskly looking at thin lipped buildings
Not you - Talk about family, architect accidents, trying to find a tractor in a lake, colour coding the toiletries, the goldfish and the last leap and the language course which ended in laughing
You – feel mean, keep looking at windowsills silent as static
Not you – a screw in a flint wall, a charmingly conducted circuit doing filling
You – don’t want to face the asking
Not you – is suspended over orbits weightless, trying to find the bit of string
You – are a pair of new leather shoes creaking around a body at a crime scene
Not you – know that nothing conversational will help you find an answer
You – have played both parts, you know that this is kindness. Walk briskly, looking at buildings.