hope is a hoax a sick joke that always ends like a punch in the throat cage up my guts and crush the butterflies departing my vacant stomach
i've grown sick of all the lust that always crawls over us invisible cockroaches scurrying across emaciated flesh give me the needle the drug part my skin succumb to sin addicts trying to kick our habit desperate for the next fix
whispers and insinuations an endless simulacrum an earnest emulation built on selfish impulses that never fail to corrode and corrupt until there's nothing left of us but shattered shells in self-made hells begging for another bump
and while no god presides over this unending infatuation i've asked the skies to answer why i am always second rate gathering dust while you **** a hollow husk of a human being
am i the crux of true love or am i just a crutch
crux — noun, plural crux·es, cru·ces .
1. a vital, basic, decisive, or pivotal point 2. a cross. 3. something that torments by its puzzling nature; a perplexing difficulty