I will put on my rage face, And paint the town red, And "just go crazy, man" With the company of myself In the comfort of my own home Because I can tear my shirt, Or draw a knife Or shout shakespear off a balcony And I openly scream at the shadows Who answer politely with silence I can behave badly And if I am my only witness I can sleep at night Without the peace and solitude that comes from iron bars And padded cells I can fight with myself and indulge in the guilty pleasures That make me feel sullied and stupid I can argue with a hundred dream girls And when I sleep, They are still there in my dreams There is no loss or losing I can spend three hundred dollars Monthly on alcohol If it saves me three thousand Monthly on sanity I can look in the mirror and see a hundred different faces Each more honest to its emotion than the last I can bite my tongue to spite my face and Laugh that it was my reflection that drove me to do so, You never know what that ******* will say When i am not looking I dont spend the night on the town Because I no longer need to surround myself with people. I no longer need to go out to buy a hat That suits me and makes me look interesting or meaningful When I sit alone at the bar I have no one to impress except myself And myself already knows I am unimpressive. There is no one to disappoint And while this seems like a sad tale, The truth is that it is the free-est I've ever felt. In the sanctity of a space that is mine Surrounded only by people I disagree with My reflections And shadows And to be able to write this while wearing underpants. Bukowski was right God is dead