Untitled ("I am the girl along the dusty road")

The speaker calls herself the girl along the dusty road, counts military money like fence posts and says her sweet side has work to do. A warning about indifference leads to a comparison with killing in Los Angeles in real time.

The speaker sets work and military money beside a blunt warning about ending up in a corner. The final probably qualifies the Los Angeles comparison; it does not establish that the speaker took part in a killing.

The speaker says 'I am the girl along the dusty road / And I can count military money / like fence posts', warns 'If you don't give a rat's ass, / you end up in the corner', and ends 'It is probably different / in Los Angeles killing in / real time'.

The self-description is the speaker's, and the closing comparison sets a rural voice against distant violence without making claims about either place.