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Selfish girls with plastic faces
Lacking in all social graces.
Reckless boys, the glorified players wearing too much gold
Their meager skills have made them bold.
They see no harm in their brand of fun,
A generation of uneducated doomed to die young.
Destroying what remains of their feeble minds
A once proud culture left behind.
Bought too easily with paper lies
Drowning in ***** and ******* highs.
Watch as they proudly kiss life goodbye...
She fooled the world with red painted smiles,
Carefully applying her makeup like the seasoned performer she was.
Draping herself in lace and perfume;
She played at being pretty.
A few cleverly memorized quotes to make her sound wise
Carefully spoken with lyrical timing.
She watched them all closely, finding the patterns and formulas even they didn't know were there.
Sweetly, with her mockingbird charm, she made them believe she loved them.
Made them love her, made them need her, made them long for her.
But it was never enough; all their love would not fill the emptiness in her heart
Nor calm the tempests in her mind.
Still frantically she ****** them dry,
Careful that her ruse go undiscovered.
Forever living as the unattainable muse, the fantasy, the dream.
They would never touch her reality, and she could never belong to theirs.
For hers was too despairing and desperate, too confused and violent,
It would destroy them.
Theirs seemed to her too idealistic
And so she could never embrace it.
A hopeless daydreamer with a sad soul, she plucked their hearts like wildflowers.
Desperately trying to find a satisfaction that would never come.
When I sit in awe of sunsets, contemplate the intricacy of a blade of grass,
Or feel the euphoria of a warm breeze on my skin; I know religion.
I have no gods or goddess' but rather I worship life itself;
The invisible force that flows through and connects all of existence.
That to me is true religion, no pageantry of glorified "holy' men,
Simply an appreciation of, understanding of
And connection to all that is around us.
The acceptance that we are part of something much larger then ourselves.
Your scent is like the air before a storm,
both sweet and foreboding.
Like a tempest you come into my life always so quickly
With rage and fury, filling my body with electricity.
But the analogy is complete for you exit just as fast.
Leaving me with the wreckage,
Yet somehow calmer and brighter then before.
I am always better for having survived you.
In a way it is always you that moves me forward,
forces me to adapt and grow.
I need you so that I may be continuously revived.
He sits staring at the empty wall in front of him.
His eyes, heavy and ringed with countless circles,
Gaze blankly ahead.
Not quite at anything,  no not really,
For there is nothing to see.
No he looks through the wall,
through time itself,
Into the vast emptiness of eternity.
His long, broken fingernails,
caked in centuries of filth,
Scratch listlessly across the arms of his chair.
Droplets of thick drool,
reeking of decades of uncleanness,
Roll slowly down his chin onto his lap.
His hair, which had become a booming metropolis of every variety of insect life,
StIcks about this way and that
In harmonious unity with the unkempt nature of his eyebrows and beard.
A gaping hole, oozing with **** and blood,
The empty cavity in which his heart had once dwelt,
Replaced now by a war between worms and maggots.
These same creatures having claimed the lower part of his torso,
For the rest of his body had rotted away eons ago.
Flies pour out of his open mouth,
now toothless and tongueless,
It had long lost most of it's purpose.
On his forehead is burned the word "Knowledge",
A simple yet powerful word
Left there since the dawn of human understanding.
And so it is that as time drags on he let's his body decay
Let's it be devoured as here he remains....
In silence. .....
I felt the soft earth beneath my barefeet,
And overwhelmed I fell to my knees.
I clenched my fists
Digging my fingers deep into the ground.
Suddenly I began to weep profusely
For it had been an eternity since I had felt so happy
And longer still since I had felt so alive.
Porcelain skin,
and emerald eyes.
Long black hair
Filled with silken lies.

Those eyes, those eyes
They hypnotize.

Her love is an illusion.
I'm trapped in her delusion.

Caught in her snare,
I gasp for breathe.
Her love beyond compare,
But her words lack depth.

Those eyes, those eyes
They hypnotize.

Her love is an illusion.
I'm trapped in her delusion.

World-class impersonator
with a movie star smile.
I've lost my mind,
abandon sanity for a while.

Those eyes, those eyes
They hypnotize.

Her love is an illusion.
I'm trapped in her delusion.

Lost at sea,
drowning in her ocean.
Strangled by hypocrisy,
But revived by her emotion.

Those eyes, those eyes
They hypnotize.

Her love is an illusion.
I'm trapped in her delusion.

Toying with her puppet,
I, the willing victim.
A sacrificial lamb
To her ever changing whims.

Those eyes, those eyes
They hypnotize.

Her love is an illusion.
I'm trapped in her delusion.
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