The Twisted Rituals of my Life
I've gone through adequate measures to beat the monster that resides within me
This thing lay secreted beneath the surface of my skin
Readying to rupture out at any which moment
Sometimes I grumble at the colossal mess that’s waiting at the shore
Now and then, from any of my remaining, redeeming qualities
But still I laugh at this humorous position
Pulling my veils deep-in-denial of truth away from my face
Occasionally, revealing an concealed creature kept securely at bay
They call me names, of names of which I do not know
How funny, how so?
Fine-tuned inner workings guide my mischievous thought
I come weary, laced in defeat
Filled with the
Strange innermost mechanisms my mother never told me could exist
My identity is overly plastic
Like a masked phantom who have no homage,
Of the origin of his beginning existence
His or her history has been erased
As I sit here in this uncomfortable chair and grumble
About his whereabouts
My perceptions are unclear, fogging up my mind
Simply created to agitate my preconceive notion of worth
This is only here to further frustrate me
I come long and hard
Fingering this magnetic seduction at will
My mouth gaping wide and drooling with haughty filled anticipation
I simmer down; fidgeting
To the raised bumps mingling on top of my docile arm
The hairs standing still
Like a platoon of conscious soldiers
Equipped for a bloodstained war
The Orifice of my brain
Is made up of gory matter
That pulls at the heartstrings