Mr Milgram keeps the social animals at bay.
Experiments on them, sedates then lets them play.
For he knows all too well how violent they can get.
And he knows that he is their council, father and vet.
So he takes his job seriously- well you would have to.
Imagine all the ravaging these savage animals could do-
digging around in side each other for love, lies and food.
They would surely turn on him too-
At least thats how its understood.
So with his big sharp needle- he injects each ones neck.
Dressed Immaculately in a suit, they don’t refute but show respect.
You see by now they have all became so heavily addicted.
That they long for his visits, without him they are afflicted.
The need for authority, to obey, is so inherent.
These fatherless children are faithless and need a parent.
But not the kind that loves and shows warm affection.
But the kind that would ****-
Even themselves for their protection.
So in their toxic psychosis they wander oh so blissfully.
Each moment is a marvel, their reality a mystery.
But Mr Milgram looks uneasy, his brow always furrowed.
Maybe its because he knows how deep the thought has burrowed.
For he see’s the world exactly as it is.
They see a construction, a realised bliss.
Imprisoned he wanders in but seven shades of light.
And when darkness comes, he understands that it is the night.
He knows it’s not long till he can take away their being.
Turn them into brute instruments, blindly led to their freeing.
To be relinquished of all guilt, but still able to operate.
To carry out without question, any demands he might make.
For their are millions of nails that he needs them to hammer.
And hammer doesn’t question,
It just agrees with the consensus of the clamour.
Then Mr Milgram can return to his simple carpentry ways.
Knowing that the social animals have been safely led astray.
Inspired by Milgrams study of Obedience in social psychology