Black Snow Storm

*** Black Snow Storm ***

I’m blacker and madder and more than Hell I be bringin’ ya,
I’m a ****ed up assailant,
Mental-case mercenary hell bent,  
Simultaneous and concurrent, I’m yo danger and yo savior.
 
But I’m real, and tangible, and do things unimaginable.

On the inside and ominous, searing truth burns my existence,
In the cold empty blanks of loathing inspired shadows, 
Darkness manifests completely, as only I the one who knows. 
Buried in denial, a Black Snow Storm of persistence.

Mad viral runaway, 
Reaper-tagged, body bagged, 
Peacefully performed, daily is as dooms a day.
 
Sicker than a mange’d up, street livin’ dog,
Fraudulent, Arrogant, Intelligent, and robbed.

Hustled by humanity, dignity straight-up jacked,
It’s parted-out and shipped out and neva comin’ back.

Crazy muthu****in razor bladed Snowflake, 
Cold steeled touched be tight, and straighter-edged unique.

I’m in yo face, and in yo space, 
An breathing stank leathelality, 
Cuz crazy is as crazy does and I’m yo new reality.

I’m blacker than a ninja, 
Trackin’ like a laza,
Murder-edged, star throwin’, 
Life takin’ playa.

Fueled by the mental,
Conflicted, festering failure,
The whip-saw cracked, manic sized, consequential  behavior,
The ease of mind is nowhere found, the truth be nothin’ gentle.

Snowflake driven, horrifying maelstrom, 
Anarchist, Nihilist, devastating and then some.

Black Snowstorm blinded ya, and buried everything you know,
Snowflaka’ made it happen, 
An unrelenting blizzard, of Black as coal Snow.

*** By djDiZZasteRR (AKA Brian Bauer) ***
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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