NO GOOD MAN
Lips wide, gloomy sounds echo;
"he cuddles my feelings like pillow,
Pampers my thoughts in his arms
Yet remains calm like the may weather,
Here my bestie, best of Adams".
Bestie...
What best do I do to get it best
What happens to the balls on your chest?
Maybe I don't stare at those dancing bubbles behind
But I'm no monk for even monks are no gods.
How long do I live in this chain
For my pestle craves for mortar to grind?
You beam smiles while my blood ripples,
I fight urges, slay odd things and bury grudges
Just to earn a bestie; prisoner of emotions.
Tears dripping, I rest on a corner
Only lost in thoughts when those lips shall whisper;
"bestie I feel your pain, just feel me on you"
Then you'll tell how good I am a man.
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