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Great Repair


Corrupt morals dominate hate

Plastic figures blindsiding beautiful composition,

polluting the apperception and emotional state

Surrender? There’s no need for that extradition

 

Numbers everywhere alienate the minds

of susceptible little boys and girls

fighting against the daily bumps and grinds

for that gallant form and some pretty little pearls

 

Dignity defined by possession

by a considerable measure of magnitude

Pennies equal power, leads to obseesion

and oppression, loss of gratitude

 

But with every little rip and tear

comes an opportunity for great repair

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