
The Evil Within
I am a proud, deceitful imp
A wicked dragon who lurks in the shadows
A fiery demon chasing after the innocent
A shameful smudge on crystalline papers
My skin shines green with envy
My jaw juts out in stubbornness
My tail coils with spite
My eyes flash a demon's gold
My fangs are stained in scarlet red
My tongue is laced with poison
My clawed hands drip with my own blood
My wings are tattered by my own fire
Shiny scales line my chest
A rainbow to hide the darkness beneath
I build my walls, but they all clatter
As my own hands tear them apart
What makes a human better than the rest?
We hide behind masks we have painted
If I am to be as human as you
Would I still be as sinful and wicked?
So I must be a monster, for deep within
Beneath my walls and scales and emerald skin
The root of my wickedness, the cause of my faults
There lies a pitch-black, completely human heart