CANISTERS OF DECAY.                               ;
A long string of neck ties hung a basket at about 50 feet   j
above the ground. A figure is seen hung climbing thw str- S
-ucture ''n the haze of the bad reception. Dushmen with    1
masheties are taking away from a pile of rancid black
plastic hinbags some remains of partly peeled heads,      i
The fire. brigade arr've and errect a ladder to reach the f- ;
-gigure in the neck ties. They must know best for the uni- |
-form denoted years of training in these matters.-They reach
and grab , the'left foot of the cl'nger. .they 'et go . .fa" not .
into safty but void. . .A small black shoe stl'1 held in the   I
friemans hand.     '              .                      ;
The wall 'n the toilet become the hid'ng place that w'H   ^
beat perception. Unscrew a fix'ng and the whole panel     ;
comes off. .inside 's the decorat'on I have des''nged my self
An ordinary, council tower block that contains the Egyptian'
tomb behind the toilet panneling. In amongst the p'pes the
heat from the central-heating presrerves the 1'fe of the cock-'
-roach and the immortal soul of the dead alike.
The d'amate in such a cupboard where the council heated :
water flows freely through the pipes is identical to the dry
heat of. the desert, .the sacred dung beatle domain, .the idea
cliamate. .to ensure the dead dry and rot not but are the off-
-ings to the beetles and other creeping things sacred to me
.. .The unholy four fold fabites of death, .make unto them a
shrine to the dead. The four achytypes of hell. .long cuban«|
heels and the stench of frozen dry decay, .coackroach lies ;
li eating of the.,cakes of light . .antteni twitch in inhuman
machine mode.,.,on the prodtruding tongue of the corpse. ..
. .It was,all too much to cope with the fear that the family ,
inherited after a.long wait on the counc'l rst..an the time :
the shrine remained empty, .there they would be heard to
say. . . . " Just think what it •'s that your going to buy. . .keep
your mindoff it.." Thus summing up the whole situation in
the most d'rect. manner possible.
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