Metaphorical Ingravment

If you know me, don't judge me, 

Don't second guess, don't double question, 

The real me should be obvious, 

Think of me for the good I do, 

Not for how I speak, nor what I look like, 

If I am in the wrong place, 

Show me the correct one, 

For no one has room to speak of another poorly they claim to know so well

If you think I am wrong tell me why you feel correct 

Otherwise we are both in the wrong lane

I am myself, if you know me, you know what good I am

And you know the bad but will not judge, and will take my word in account

If I am not making since to you, may you rot in hell, and wait for me

I will be there soon, for i will be jumping into the same grave eventually
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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