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Immature Ate


A goddess is back
    from old ancient Greece
    to stir up some mischief
    all over the streets.
    
    Her name is Ate
    and she's not all that calm
    she's the life of the party
    unlike your mom.
    
    She will run around
    making a mess
    but its not to annoy
    just to impress.
    
    She just wants attention,
    to wreck and spoil
    the perfect lives
    by making you slip on some black slippery oil
    
    Her crazy work is all the rave
    But she is never seen
    pulling a prank,
    just whispering behind the screen
    
    She loves causing chaos
    so she'll just cause a war
    not one of harm
    but one you've seen before
    
    They're harmless little jokes
    you may even think you have seen a ghost,
    but when they are outed
    they are surely toast
    
    When things don't go as planned
    and she doesn't get her way
    she'll kick and she'll scream
    like a child who was told they can't go and play
    
    She gets terribly angery
    at all of the viewers
    so what she does
    is put them on skewers
    
    Well, not so literally
    but she does make sure
    that no one watches their stunts
    because she is quite immature
    
    So make sure you remember
    this very special goddess
    or no one will remember
    you or those who matter to us

 

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