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Mind's Plea to Heart


I hate you! We never get along the armies of my territory attack yours while I try to win our masters decision. While I carry all information, being vital to our human’s life, you just beat and flow. Send armies! Send them all! We battle and you try to win me over! You yell and say cliché comments “Love is all you need” Marching, knees high through the carotid tunnel. You aim your bow and arrows towards my sparks of vast knowledge. Do not forget, I hold the key to common sense You are reason for emotionless babble. Humble myself like a clipped winged sparrow I know waves of a white flag shake in my current I’m suffocated, abused Take my synapses and inspire them. Only you hold the path, The chase to my rescue. Boot prints still engraved in the veins, webbing through our human. Save me! I am motionless, only you can take on what I have failed to carry
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