Haven't even shed Crocodile tears
Calloused feet and scaled back,
the tare and ware.
Biting wildly and deeply in to what feeds me
That desperation is the toll it has me in a death roll
This whirlwind of drip grit and flames; whilst spinning in the mud I can have no shame.
It's my pride that deluded me to think myself an ancient king of lakes and streams.
Watering holes or beach front property
On a sunny day my kind knows harmony
We only know war At the movement of opportunity.
A Petty precarious peace treaty:
Survival of the fitness; closed mouths don't get fed
Survival instinct; if you don't eat you'll be the one who loses an arm and a leg
How can I even shed Crocodile tears
When I've become the dread
Adapting or remembering. Was it the blood in my veins or the blood that's washed These eyes.