Sickened Am I
Sickened Am I
As absolute on absolute relies
On truths beyond our limits held by toothpicks in our minds
And as steady as the literary aspects at our sides
As I surmise belief and the surveillance of my soul-
Sickened Am I
Sickened Am I
One who's fully questioned Death's design
One who's stored self-hatred from my body and my mind
Wishing to forget, now, each and every awful line- that makes me sickened!
Sickened by myself
Sickened Am I
Sickened Am I
For what can possibility provide?
That correct would be the choices of the choices of my mind
One single time!
But it seems to me that I've already died
And it's only now I notice corpses going with the tide
But it's not just the body, it's the soul that wrenches wide
The nature of my nature of my nature that's inside!
As I look into the mirror, as I look into my eyes!
A reflection of reflection of this creature that's a lie!
The person of my person whom there's nothing left inside!
I Am Sickened!
Sickened Am I.
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