Prima Nocta

12/17/20
"Prima Nocta"

No matter how hard I think
Still can't find the missing link

All night long I drink
I'm on the brink

No, I don't need a shrink
Or to consume more zinc
Trying to stay awake but continuing to blink

It will or won't sync
In person, by image or written in ink
Seeing good and things that really stink

It always took strength
To go to great lengths
It never did any good to draw a blank
Occasionally may have had to break the bank

Oh my goodness
No other way to put it
Couldn't stop doin' what I shouldn't

It's apparent
They say the devil wears it
I never once wore Prada
Problems I gotta
Lot of
Mr. Phantom of the Opera

Been really doing nada
Causing pointless drama
Even arguing with my mama

Sippin' whatever even beer, wine or vodka
Not a lot of agua
Causing my body trauma
All day and night long smoking marijuana

A Tragic Saga
Not saving up any commas
Hard to read my persona

Hakuna Matata
This is beyond Dogma
The Dalai Lama
Or praising "Allah"

From the Bahamas
To beyond Osaka
And Botswana
As well as Tijuana

I'm on a
Roll, I've been Godzilla, they've been Mothra

I've been an anaconda
They've been an iguana

Thinking it was funny like haha
How quickly, I'll pull up on ya
Catch them slippin'  inside or out of their Honda

They've been Clapa
And Steapa 
Warring since the Prima Nocta 

To my friends I wanna
Holla
Keep stacking up them blues and every dolla
May you reach a state of nirvana

Among unique flora and fauna
The world freezing cold or hotta than a sauna

If I wanna
I'll continue spitting lava

Chose to consume Belladonna
Or to end it all with a Katana
For good Ta-ta
Copyright © | Year Posted 2020

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