Another Messiah
He walks
With a certain
Swagger that people
Seem to love.
They all crowd around him
As he smokes his fifteenth
Cigarette and
Blows the smoke
Into the wind.
They all laugh
At his mediocre jokes
And jabs.
They all love his
pipe
Smokin’ marijuana
In the broad daylight
Simply not caring
They all love his
Attitude
And his political stance.
They think he’s the
Messiah to this
Shitty small town.
But he surrounds himself
With the slutty and trashy
Women and takes them
For granted.
I look at him
And all I see is
Another foolish boy
Trying to make his way into the world.
He bores me
Like the rest of them bore me.
He ironically finds me
Extremely interesting.
All I see in him
Is someone who
Will die
alone.
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