I've perused
what you call your life
to see that beast
you keep dragging around,
after hours you leash it
and unleash it at your leisure
Snarling snaggled unlucky
teeth tucked behind you
that keeps you miserable
under the waves,
I'm frightened for the both of us
The stinch is stale
but the fur glows white
telling me it's a pure kind
of unhappy feeling,
the kind my mother warned of
You live way out there now
in that town
that drowned
with anchors of beasts around you all,
Ive also received a cordial invite
I stare down occasionally
to see what a young man can see
To see age and the absence of youth
grow poisonous of what was
and what should be
out in this sea of sharp intellect
Shiny and mislabled
you call your life the last gasp
before you become unstable
and shoot up a 7/11
"She sure was a nice girl"
they smile into their food
easily enamoured
and always unamused
Power tooled kinds of uncertainties
shark their way underneath
every crevice you collect
until suddenly you have been created
I am all that is not built
youth in standard
age before wisdom
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