Hard-pressed for redemption,
The savior responds with greed,
My need is crushed by waves
Of illness rising like a snake in the abdomen,
Spreading into the pockets of love
To poison and dispatch.
This despondence endures.
We can dialogue for hours
Ending with the sour lies
That keeps my brain awake
In a state of shock and allure.
Oh, how these fabrications
Have overcome my elation
And swindled me into seclusion
Of my own vocation.
For I do admit I am an idealist,
So these lies I attend to,
I bend to my own satisfaction,
Because happiness is only
But a fraction of what I feel.
And the rest is merely a test
That time will authenticate.
It’s never too late to change.

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