Singletons
I want for you to tell Christ
That his quick glass is almost up
And the moon’s light
Shall gleam (shine) on all of the four corners
Residing idly in the room
Where the devious shadows lay
And hide in wake
Our disappointment; a damned futile attempt
That bigoted, civil recreation
Which has belong to our conquerors
I say I am perturbed
Because I truly am
With all of the level headed Idiots
Who play no part in the games?
Where victim and victor shall separate
And those who names are rendered
Will have a price claim on their morality
These, impotent Copycats
Chauvinistic drugs that dreg up the place
Causing a foul, foolhardy stench within the very tip of my nostrils
Pragmatic, intolerant and belligerence
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