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Bothersome Practices


But stop, my heart has sunken in my chest,

For this vulture has deceived my regard.

His voice, a never ending singing bard

That controls my every move, a mere test.

 

Why would it not be, to treat thee as guest?

‘tis an obstacle; perfect skin with scars,

Foreboding the end of all pure vanguards.

The eerie solution seemed quite jest.

 

Never shall I allow myself falter

To a man’s utterly, false charming ways

And his overcoming meaningless chats.

 

I’ll bring myself harmony and alter

My feature of loving those who betrays

And swat them away, the horrendous gnats. 

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