Hyde-ing Interests

by JennyMonicker

September 8, 2013

In recent years

I gotten tired of tears

But will they swell

To the point of dwell?

Sadly these days' people don't care

About other people's welfare

Quotes that are heard

May make others disturbed

"Do they have kids?

I don't care…they are there shortly in the end

Do they have family?

I don't care they just think it was untimely

Do they have love ones?

I don't care their already half done

Once the trigger is blown

The ugly face is shown

Any excuse would do

As long as they have a muse

I know a hero when I see one

Who sacrifices wellbeing for another someone?

But please don't make up lies

To cover up another's demise

Money wealth fame

Someone else takes the real blame

Murders liars cheaters

I really don't care about either

I really care about the innocence

But their hardly any benevolence

They say I have a biological obligation

But IDC for these sad observations

Sadly love is not my main belief

But I am very gullible and naïve

I like to have standards

But here... I am much rendered

When someone come to claim love

What is it really made of?

Sadly for me it is always admiration

Confuse with the real adoration

I often ask what if it don't pact

Because one of us will be a hypocrite

Though you may say "I don't judge on looks"

I always judge the cover of the book

I like what I see and I like what hear

But these sweet nothings are never dear

What are these feeling I feel

Are they really real?

I may cast out the reel

But there always a hole never filled

No one will love me for me

Unless I change my energy

I lied and say looks aren't everything

But could I possibly I love a nothing?

At the cost of my whole being

It doesn't mean perfect symmetry

It takes only correct chemisty

or else it will have the same consequential misery

Though I look like a Jekyll

I myself, is filled with riddles

I wear a mask to hide

My true Hyde…..

That i can hardly abide by

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