The March To Hell (3/5)
I recall days, when I laid, in better positions/
Or is it plural? I had to whether opinions/
Yet, as I lay between nature and machine/
Crowds of followers, gather for a scene/
Whom are these idiots, that stare into the past//
And, only, see the future/
All I see are Schmoosers/
Destined for Hell: low lives, and low class//
Empty space- in their minds grows grass//
The temp in here is high, may I have the A-C/
This place is disgusting, and I may sweat, please/
Why is there no peep, or even no sound/
Standing in this line and I don’t even know how/
Look these pathetics/
Don’t even have ethics/
I use to live a life//
Snap a finger- I would get it/
I could have been a wife//
But I was too smart/ and “working” too hard/
On the roof all day/ his children would “play/”
I’d laugh at their, weak, father-
“Hubby! Fetch me some lemonade”/
I would sprawl to relax, on the turquoise chair/
Swam laps with a cap , to protect my hair/
When the roof was done, I would inspect it/
Give them a shout, causing them new perspective/
Those children were his, I could never be a breeder/
Gave them “Time-Out,” I could never be a speaker/
Then I would be a politician and they are idiots, too/
That believe public is better than the ed of a private school/
A horned man cuts the line and his stenches engross me/
Like the foul mouth that wrinkles on Nancy Pelosi/
Oh! Just the thought makes me vomit//
Atleast contemplate, the fact/
I use to hope to give it all back/
And become another noodle in a pack of Raamen’s//
My wish has come true, but the pack is now dirt/
Get me out of this Hell, as my back is now burnt/
Atleast, some of the process/
I want to hang myself, like one of the prophets/
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