| The Madman Feeling so old and so alone he just sits there, ever gazing out his window Unloved and bitter, twisted thoughts of anger and violence race within his mind As his mind replays the loss of his wife, the death of his children Knowing he remains unwanted, uncared for, just a social disease Within the recessess of his mind he entertains such dangerous and violent fancies In the night he finds comfort and solace in his evil and demented plans Conumed by an hatred of life, his thirst for destruction remains unquenched With a wild, infalmed passion he vows revenge on his enemies, even to his death Controled by anger, which is further fueled by his ever drunken state Letting his tongue become loosened, he proclaims his plan with utter abandon Foolishly leavibg himself openand vunerable, he tempts his own fate His vicarious existance is just one of his many flaws and mistakes As both friend and foe gather faithfully around him They listen in blind and mindless agreement to his unending tales of woe Thier ignorance serve to convince him of his rightness, bringing him further down They will never mourn his death, nor care when he lies buried beneath the ground Still, knowing this he carries on with his murderous and malicious plans Knowing in full that he has sealed his fate, and dug his own grave For his plans were never solid, they contained no true for or fashion As he continues to be a slave to his mental torment and emtional madness date: Tuesday, November 9, 2004 by: D. Grant Renshaw |
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