There is always room for improvement.
A real wall is an impenetrable barrier
Instilling utter confidence in those behind it
While discouraging everyone else From even approaching.
. . .So no one gets hurt.
That's the point.
A wall in itself doesn't want anyone to get hurt.
The cement and steel must transcend
All of the emotions and provincialism that went into its construction:
All of the fear, grandiosity, paranoia, angst,
Ethnocentricity and hatred. . .
It should just impress!
Like a palisade or an archetypal rampart.
And ultimately there should be no gate
Because if a wall is really doing its job
Nobody is coming and
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