Morality isolates and fenders bend. Circumference learns, “half-way” but fails to take the name “Radius,” And when she lay a meter nigh With child, my child; I still and will feel horribly alone.
Curse my iron fist and rusts the middle knuckle, When another weeps, not for I, not for you but the gods assumed, “Heaven,” And 3 floors above my own; Tucked lies the pain, regret fills fetal; I still and will feel horribly alone.
So comes the autumn, the fire prior, “Styx,” Upon borders that could only separate, “fatherhood,” so partitioned, “Winter,” And 3 floors below her own – A pillar wrought persistence and abandoned, my hedonism; I still and will feel horribly alone.
A transition from born-after-divorce-bachelorhood to fatherhood; it all began with a knock at the door. All's good in 'da hood now.