The Errors in Human Irony
We are inventions of a maddening scientist
The products of hypocritical dysfunction
Meticulously programmed and wired
To treat life with tender and care
As if it were some fragile glass figurine
But we were also taught
To live life as recklessly, as humanly possible
Because living as if you were dying
Seems so much more poetically just
Than living
Simply because you want to live.
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