Execrable Human Being

You’re a execrable human being 
and people should see it 
no honour to reveal 
just a sicko no skill 
you target like a retard 
think you’re big think you’re hard 
a minion that the devil carved 
with no intelligence 
more scavenger chance 
telling yourself it’s for the good 
you ain’t robbing with a hood 
you think you’re metal 
when you’re wood-louse 
it’s gona come back, rebound 
lying slander shoved back in your mouth 
judge yourself on friends you have 
tough times to come learn friends you have 
only you you’ll have social maths 
I’ve walked that path 
and you’re powerless without pals too daft 
decisions you make 
for goodness sake 
you couldn’t out wit a garden rake 
I wasn’t sacked I was bullied out 
got the paperwork to show and I’ll shout 
you were kicked out sacked of your crown 
you think you rule the world, 
mare you’re upside down, 
go to the police think I’ll cease 
no way I’ll present every little piece 
and tell you what you won’t find peace 
when you’re locked up in a cell, 
a medical state where my brain didn’t process 
it wouldn’t act on the things it noticed 
like a mental breakdown I lived remoteness 
lost all yeah forgotten closeness 
now I'm alive I guess I survived
I'm coming back to show you lied 
outnumbered 3 to 1 up for the rumble
beat one of you and there's still one more
2 to 1 watching you crumble and pour
1 on 1 you're no more than a dough ball
I'd win if there was 4 you won a battle
I win the war you snowflaking snore
mental breakdowns because of you
acting scandalous kicking the tooth 
now I remember oh so clear 
repressed memories ain’t yesteryear 
yes they’re here and I’m living again 
acting on things I didn’t back then 
13 years with my brain in a coma 
heaven and hell cant make this over
Copyright © | Year Posted 2020

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