Brock Lesnar Poetry

I cause destruction to anything that gets close to me
I'm unavailable emotionally
Go around breaking hearts cause there's something broke in me
This is my Brock Lesnar Poetry

Causing destruction to anything that gets in my way
Attacking me will only lead to your death on this page
They wish they could lock me up, I should be kept in a cage
You should fear me, I know I will survive and I'm yet to see the best of my days

Pulled the knife out my back that fake friends stabbed me with
Licked my blood off the blade, you've not met someone as mad as  this
I can destroy them with words, so on the ground is where I place the knife
I went from trying to take my life, to deciding where I hope to take my life

I play by my own rules
Learned from all my mistakes, guess you could say I was home schooled
A known fool, but I'm smarter than most still
Richer as well, because I smile despite knowing how being broke feels

I'm still going, while you come up with your favourite excuse and best reasons
Every obstacle that faced me, has been left bleeding
I look to bounce back straight away, you're focused on next season
Even when I was being bullied picked on, I kept believing

Bipolar, Messed up, confused, Cocky, Witty and sarcastic
An idea comes And look how quickly I pad it
One time I filled in a 300 page pad in a day
And I still had more to say

I cause destruction to anything that gets close to me
I'm unavailable emotionally
Go around breaking hearts cause there's something broke in me
This is my Brock Lesnar Poetry
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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