To the elderly man whom I greeted That inquired if I was fine No, I don't think I'm fine Because if I was I wouldn't be doing crazy **** Like beating up someone twice my size Or jumping off the balcony to see If I would land on my feet If I was I wouldn't be a violent mad raging ***** Who goes around beating them *******
Being fine isn't just about the body But also the mind And my mind is a battlefield of stupidity Where all forms of crazy ******* Fight to the death to crazy ******* Fight to the death to gain superiority My mind is a prison cell Caging my conscious within Bounding it by chains and gags My mind is a catastrophe circus of Madness and furious imagination Imaginations fit not for me Imaginations that could **** at any given time Like a ticking time bomb Imaginations that could tear and terror Those who got a peak
So, to the elderly man whom I greeted No, I most definitely am not fine.
Distress can conjure up so many words swirling all around my head. I don't know what state I'm in any more.