By Atok Dan
They made me believe,
that I had done enough to deserve pride,
yet my hands were still drizzled with blood
yet my hands were still drizzled with blood
of the needy
When I couldn’t afford to
retract,
on realizing my own mess,
but then time could not agree with me
in the fall of the night,
but then time could not agree with me
in the fall of the night,
the weight of injustice dawned
on me
the mess was done to the brim
the mess was done to the brim
of no doubt
For I ought to do a lot more
to reverse that mess,
while they all eye me in disguise,
not ready to tell me how I had messed it
while they all eye me in disguise,
not ready to tell me how I had messed it
A watchful society staring at me midst my stupidity
couldn’t I only regret in the flock of,
couldn’t I only regret in the flock of,
those who flatter me in my stupidity
good that I did learn on my own mess though no remedy
hadn’t I learned hatred could be that stupid
that I could only be right if I do it right
good that I did learn on my own mess though no remedy
hadn’t I learned hatred could be that stupid
that I could only be right if I do it right
Be it that all sycophants that surrounded me,
were only there to
rejoice
rejoicing over me when deep down,
rejoicing over me when deep down,
in a pit to death
in falsehood
when all that I thought I had done right,
when all that I thought I had done right,
were overturned to
a shame
to even beyond those that I thought,
to even beyond those that I thought,
were ever sinners
in history
yet all my deeds fell to the apathy of greed
yet all my deeds fell to the apathy of greed
Because I had failed to accept the wishes of weak
they all falsely fortified me into what my brain,
they all falsely fortified me into what my brain,
failed to
comprehend
and deserted me
and deserted me
when I needed their hands to reverse my failures
a tide of the wrong history had befallen me midst seas of wise
but the thought of power had never invigorated me with righteous
and they all pin it down into a book as my only mess
a mess enough to undo my ancient wasted wisdom
a tide of the wrong history had befallen me midst seas of wise
but the thought of power had never invigorated me with righteous
and they all pin it down into a book as my only mess
a mess enough to undo my ancient wasted wisdom
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