Greed
He was tall
a lean muscled form.
He smirked with crooked grin.
In his eyes, a violet storm.
Though he was crass
I followed behind him,
compared to his wanting-
my needs seemed so dim.
He yearned for glory
for money, women, power.
He wanted everything.
From a soft bed to a golden tower,
I pitied him though
this ever-wanting man.
He took all he desired but,
so lonesome did he stand.
I think he found
at his very end.
That all he ever needed
was simply a friend.
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