Advocate
An advocate
Of an altercation
Aggravated by adultescents
Problematical pre-pubescenta
With parental bullshit, biased
And biblical questions
Quarrels and quandaries
Confused and conflicted, causing chaos and casualties with no contrition
The ripples of reproach
Resulting in no ramifications
The dissappointment, the depression and denial
Causing dissillusion, destruction and trial
Followed by sadness, shame and sorrow
Entering the established eternal tomorrow
The travesty, tragedy and tribulation
Freaked, fucked, and frustration
Leads to the unusual, unique, and unpredictable
We genuinely generate our own guilty vehicle
With violence and veracity driving us to the unforeseeable
Collaboested by the hideous, horrific and heinous acts
With no withering or wilting wrath
Immortal, indestructible and irreversible
I disprove you, excuse you, the exudous doesnt include you
Your own executiin ill be sure not to exlude you
You watched the tears fall
And all you could say was
BOO HOO
jacked, jinxed, and jaded
Yack, yell, and yeild
This is how ever day has faded
Never caring how they feel
Krookedly kooking and korrect
A happy childhood they claim to protect
When a perfect child is what they project.
Clothes, roof and food is not the only aspect
Lost, leary, and listed
Hours of silence and doctors visits
Alerations, adaptation and achievement
Misogynist, misanthrope and misfit
Another year oasses
Beaten, battered and bruised
Those negative words silently creating a neatly knotted noose
The catalyst of this catastrophe
Among the anthropophagi, peoples friends are the peoples sarcophagi
Everyday you refuse to act
You create a self-fulfilling prophecy
Openly oppressed and objected
Deprived, distant, and distracted
Other peoples parents possibly prevented
If only you would have cared
If only you would have acted
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