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Mundane Love


Because I love your chain That sly, slick cocaine. Eating away at my cerebellum Crying at the most mundane Hour. I try to abstain; You push me back. As though I'm no human. But, an uncooperative nymphomaniac. It appears that it does not matter, because You have that unprecedented love? No pun intended, but I am, or am I?
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