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ny state of mind


growing up in the city that never sleeps boroughs that's full of villains and creeps mentalities that one feels is plague with aberrations mind so corruptly smother with lies, misleads, and stupidities, there is no room for any aspirations everyday life seems normative when one belittles someone with no hesitation your brain is slowly diminishing with greater limitation ignorance surrounds the mind with evil thoughts that temptations raises a greater inclination i wear my Yankee cap over my eyes so people don't see what i see i observe people verbally assault one another in which i fly away swifter than a killer bee a person's rhyme and reason is far more outrageous than a drag queen wearing heels maybe its fear. maybe its anger. maybe its sad. i can understand how one feels the essence of the mind is very vulnerable like emotions takes a special person to intensify the power of the mind with devotions the state of mind in new york is full of panic behavior of many is far lower than the devil that's demonic events that impact lives is tragically sad that people think it's cool to act bad what does it do to the mind? it creates the mental breakdown more reckless than the indy 500 so i'll say this and keep it 100 the power of the mind is endless when ones uses it if one doesn't use it, the power of the mind is mindless like a mime standing on 42nd street
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