Mr. Nameless
like chief
from one flew over
the nest
that belonged to the cuckoo
I don't hear you
in the beginning
but unlike chiefy
In the beginning
I understand you
I choose not to recognize the momentum and conviction that exist just beyond your words
I refuse to read in between your lines and resolve to not read your book at all
pages filled with decit and lies you pile on top of what you once believed
what you led me to believe
were truths not of your making, but of your fate
the cards that destiny had unflinchingly yet unwillingly dealt to you
while you told her your truths with two fingers crossed firmly behind your back
a smile percieved to many as a tool for charm
was simply your gateway towars our hearts in a quicker fashion
a gazelle at first glance at the horizon
quickly your form changes to the snake in the grass
your time is up
the stalling is over
your cover is blown
everyone say hello to the man i thought i knew
mr. nameless
Sir take a bow
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