I Hate Myself
A transformation,
the creases fold into
a picture of distasteful
character and essentially
no value in and of itself
it is an object, one that
should be thrown against
thick walls and shattered
against hard surfaces
before burning the hell
out of every aspect of
its existence; I talk of
myself and who I truely
am. I have no purpose,
I have no reason, I am
only because, and that
is why I despise that
of which I have become,
an incomprehensible
montrosity of evil that
roams about the land
with a spiteful attitude
and displeasing grin.
She openly welcomes
revierve, abstraction
and detatchement
into her life so that
depression can take
her useless life.
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