You're fooling yourself
Because I know your
Allegedly tough exterior
Is only paperthin.
I peel away your
Onion-like layers.
Each time I do,
I uncover your weaknesses
And it makes you cry.
No matter how much
You try to cleanse yourself,
Your pungency remains.
You're fooling yourself
Because I know your
Supposed happiness
Is only makeup.
I see past your
Clown-like plastered smile.
Each time I do,
I remove your mask
And it makes you sad.
No matter how much
You try to disguise yourself,
I will always reveal you.
You're fooling yourself
Because I know your
So-called perfection
Is only a bluff.
I can discard your false claims
Like a card player.
Each time I do,
You realize that
I hold the upper hand.
No matter how much
You try to shuffle away your faults,
You only cause yourself papercuts.