Boundaries
Tis the old squeak heard from the door of the cerebral partition
Which regulates the unspeakable thoughts & hence one’s cognition
This door has become torn with time & the primal Id surrenders
To the pressures from the ego to bear its presence it is so rendered
Tis the beginning of the decay of that moral & action forward
Herein will feed the green-bellied demons a step toward
The moral dilemma of obliging the tainted soul to take that over
That which is corrupt & erupt all maladaptive things near, moreover
One must be brave and not give in to the tempting partition
For it is out of self-pity to deny these urges for self-recognition
Fight this war in bullet-proof, full-body, self-protective gear
For you are fighting for yourself as well as those you hold dear
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