"It's not enough for the phrases to be good; what you make of them ought to be good too."
-Excerpt from 'Brave New World' by Aldous Huxley
These steel walls keep pressing
Breaking me inside-out,
tis bloodthirsty beast
Of tall buildings, neon lights
and random disguise.
Raping the innocence of soul
A stupor of madness
A heart cries for desire
Saints are weeping,
Their eyes bloodshot
And their flesh Thorne
By blades of the beast’s wings
Heroes’ caskets, buried in secrets-deep
In a marked thought
a forgotten wound
of past’s misfortune
I also am disguised
Clean with passion and arrogance
I am no longer human
but a victim of brutal purification.
And the earth’s dirt
are only eaten by men,
who seek truth within these
steel walls of disgust.
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