Long [Con] Life
A populace of mortals
Grown blasé to
The once quizzical nature of survival
Begin to crave substance in living
Complex and subjective
Humankind still seeks a definitive solution
Arid become lifetimes spent on a fool’s errand
To quench the thirst
To cease contemplation
A sham!
A rancid conclusion!
Accepted with a wince of foreseeable regret
By the forlorn eyes of our minds
The human’s purpose
Seek out pleasure
Hush both covert and disclosed desires
An identity crisis pends while
Prestige and Self-interest teeter so high
On the shrine of initiatives
...
They might fall off
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