Three buildings No, I didn't miss these The curved road The way to prison
Sheep at the entrance A wolf inside It passes through them in a blink of an eye Its acting is oh so fine
An innocent angel glides Staircase marked with the devil's hands A seemingly dried paint Staining who dares to touch it
Avoiding gazes You couldn't see me A power of an introvert That is to never get noticed
With a preserved key Into an unchanging door **** What is security? Heh, you've let your guard down
This place is rotting To the extent that it sent shivers on my spine Garments still hanging Even something that was mine
"Sshh!" Quiet baby! Hush! Don't be too surprised I am so glad to see Your narrowed yet rounded eyes
The wooden chair creaks The once soft sofa is now stiff Now, now, don't sniff It should be me, with all these detergent scent
Little cockroaches running around Hiding, popping in and out of the cracks With what you said I felt glee You want to be like them, free
Why just now? You could've done it before in rewind How does it taste? The pain from twenty-o-one-five
Beauty-less vanity With that can you foresee? I just unmasked your true colors Uglier than any other monsters
Ooops, I cut too much Of what he considered as his "life" Now, what? You will never ever be satisfied
He never knew me anyway How did you like my introduction? He can't even take sufferings like my way He turned the switch on
Alas! It didn't work Of course it won't Behold! Humanity at its finest Do you see the laughing saints?
We have now reversed our roles True, it is quite forcing You've made me like this for so long Is it to your liking?
Red, violet, black, blue The color of the rainbow signifies me I'll paint these colors to you See the root of my tree
With your voice That's already hoarsed To me it is pleasure Your nails have to endure
You're holy? No! Neither I am Your tea has gone cold As I dream with eyes wide open
Going home What is remorse, When it was what you deserved? Alarms go off
Tohoshinki's song 9095 inspired me to write this poem I was urging to write for so long. Finally, I've written it. It'll probably stop bugging my mind now. Right?