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For the Good of Humanity


Delve into the minds of the inept.

Where eternity seems to weep, 

Upon those who want to speak.

 

Suffering, for those who seek to delete

The insufferable defile creatures 

Who roam the Earth and only desiccate

The land we walk on.

 

Why not replenish what has been given to us?

No. 

We must fall upon humanities carpe diem,

Given to us by rappers

Earning more than the Pasteur

And lose our sense of morality

As we saturate ourselves in the new world. 

 

We shall see the world suffer,

And conquer no more

Than a president with no future 

And a future with no president.

 

Lying upon the floor I beg to the Lord

No more than the gold touch of wisdom

To those who walk the walk of sins and gin.

 

There is more to life than the crowd,

But the crowd of boycotts and strive

For our country and later leader of our generations.

 

We lower the standards of our species

And lose battles against the so called non existent.

Humans we are not.

We are Heavily Unthankful Morose Aggressive 

No-Good Savages of our good ol’ age. 

 

May wealth come to those who care,

And struggle to those who live off welfare. 

My fellow companions 

As Americans and homosapiens,

Learn the way of the good and patriotic. 

Learn the way of the perspicacious.

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