From stars to cars and bars of all kinds, I snarl of wreaths that paraded mankind, Which once gargled me in a brawling growl, But it will no longer howl No more.
Forgotten Sootened, They lay in Blackened Lying Ice of Cold and Tremors Murmurs of sore nerves Of Cold chills spine-wrenching curves I have no remorse.
Whining groins to pawning reigns, I gwaah at sheaths made of chatoyant neighs It once skewed in me a featherly meow Lest I forget the breeze And howl into that ol’e reprise.
When there is no more synthetic dopamine, nostaligia pops in with a fresh pack of dope dopamine. Its called happiness.