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Fear me, Hear me


Fear me, hear me, do you feel me,

Till those three penetrate your soul,

Piece your mind, I can never stop,

Like him your temple belongs to me,

I rob you, feed you propaganda and

Allow giants to decide your fates

Because you entrusted me to protect you.

 

Freedom when first did you ever felt it,

Remember I pieced your mind made you

Believe and educated you to work till your

Retirement age, but as of this age I own you,

You work to pay, be indebt to afford the so

Called lifestyle I made sure it’s formidable

To maintain in disguise.

 

I am a hindrance you can never shake,

I said you shall have freedom of speech and

Freewill but if you step on my toes it’s April’s

Fools, I’ll prosecute you I’m above the law

As long you fear me, do you feel me, when it

Comes time again for you to decide who rules

I return like the prophesy you all been Forever

Hoping for I become your saviour because

I taught you those weaknesses after all

I liberated you.

 

Hear me, fear me, do you feel me,

When you all push and pull each other like

Physics, not realising the impact of who is

Creating the friction, I am proud to say I’ll

Always be intransigent because I am your

Man of steel yet what you fail to realise you

Are the kryptonite.

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