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A Recognized Existence


Recognize my existence, for we exist for recognition 

To be hot like thermal tension that is mixed with herbal riches 

Those who are weak cannot compete in competitions  

If you yearn for words of wisdom then I suggest you stop and listen 

  

Let your mind be an automobile that is driven with ambition  

They're lost within their thoughts simply because they lack direction  

The body and soul are the connection and the heart is the pivot  

Let your hands be made of steel; the texture fairly rigid  

 

This world is full of friction; conflicting’ collisions 

Peace was in a car crash... it died that very instant  

Express yourself fully like facial expressions  

For you will not be recognized with such feeble impressions  

 

Nobody’s perfect, yet I perfect the idea of perfection  

My design is deadly, yet I have noble intentions  

It’ll tear apart their ligaments, hinges, and tendons  

Yet, it'll nourish every zone with its ingenious inventions  

For, we all exist for the recognition of a recognized existence

 

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