Be still, my sorrow.
Stay asleep, my soul.
Flatter these sheep, show their dry coats.
Flutter lids in my sleep, dreams of dry jokes.
Endless jars of my transformation oil.
Door ajar and whispers of this son of the soil.
I lost my right to be wrong.
But still got this long con in my sights.
Red eyes are better than red thoughts.
I’m making a killing casting your lots.
I slit my throat to spite my tongue.
But all you see is the price of air exiting my lungs.
I set my foundation using your alms.
The ceiling of my impunity will be laid down by your arms.
I care, I promise you I care.
I care less of your pain and struggle.
As long as you caress my stains and sweep up my rubble.
I’m Marx and you just failed my class.
I lie in your confused conflict as you run out of gas.
I slay you at the same altar you worshiped your queen.
For you chose to care more about Keke than your teens.
By the rivers of this new Babylon is where I shall bury your capital.
Instantly highlighting these failures deemed societal.
Communal consumerism makes up the new deadly sins.
A gambler’s addiction yet only the house wins.
I wash the blood off my hands from this planned accident.
My promises like Pontiacs pirated off the silver coast.
At your crossroads with the train bearing down on you sets the precedent.
That your existence was only narrated by my ghost.
I wish I cared, really cared, because I don’t.
The Divine Bandit™ 