Moment of Truth

One day later
The fire chief comes to visit me
He wants to check my health status
And wants to know
When I would return to work
Right before I could answer
He started to tell me the truth
About our job
The here and now
Is not a sesult of the states' doctrine
It was forced by the people itself
It began as consumerism changed
And everyone wanted everything
Things began to have mass
It all started with photography
And the invention of television
Books just appealed to a few people
So the content got reduced
From abstracts to headlines
Simply to have a blowoff
The world moved faster
And it was easier to watch the TV
Classics of literature were shortened to a one-page digest
In a lexicon to make sure that no one is left behind
The ongoing growth of mass media
Seemed to reach more people
The comprehension was easier
Because of the explanations were shallow-brained
Why should anyone learn anything
When it’s enough to press a button?
There’s no room for profoundness
In these restless days
The here and now
Is not a result of the states' doctrine
It was forced by the people itself
You see there is nothing necessary about books
On their pages you won’t find any answers
They’ll only confuse you