Wants from an Isolated Savage
Me and myself alone
A deserted Island
Stranded like a prisoner
Abandoned like a child
Did God dump me in this sandbox?
Hoping I’d still be here when he came back from work?
There’s a certain quiet that accompanies loneliness
There’s a certain savagery that comes with isolation
By myself, with no one around
No one to watch
No one watching
I ask for humanity
What do I have if not my humanity?
What do I have if alone with my thoughts?
With no one but myself?
One is certain to lose their mind in the depths of their own blackness
So
I ask
Humanity
The way one might ask for a flashlight or a knife
Humanity
One humanity riddled with sanity and drenched in dignity
One humanity dipped in moral
But a different humanity than that of the one that plagues man
A different humanity than what exists today
Uncompromised by societal norms
Simple humanity
Humanity that could’ve saved Lost Boys
Humanity that stops one from a certain sin
Humanity that saves me
A savage.