Sick cycles play out,
But is the lesson ever learned?
You're like the snake
Eating it's own tail,
When you take a shovel's head
To the harmless, slithering beast
That eats the rodent you abhor
You're like a spider
Captured by it's own web,
When you take a straw broom head
To the harmless, arachnid on the wall
That eats the flies that you abhor
When the mosquite bites your skin
And the mouse scats on your bread,
Do you ever stop and think about
How much worse you made your odds?
As with your polar opposite approach with man
You know the one I'm talking about,
When you praise and give to those humans -
The ones who can't get enough -
Though they already have it all
Then you spit on the homeless man on the corner
And spit on yourself
Time has relentlessly revealed
The destructive half of uroboros
I'm not sure
Ruination's stopped long enough
To leave room for rebirth
Sick cycles play out,
But is the lesson ever learned?
There's an ache in your stomach
But, dammit, look at yourself
You burn any calories in self destruction
And any left in fruitlessly
Trying to regrow