The Loosing Game

Did you just look upon my chubby face? And thought let’s give her a chase She is just a fragile flower in a vase Let’s give her a taste of being waste Just don’t try to execute your plans in haste Cause you haven't seen me in my natural state. Did you just see my five foot frame? And thought let us frame her for shame Oh! She is excellent at the loosing game Well if you don't change your ways You better start counting your days Alas! You haven't known me always. Don't you dare wake the monster in me again! My neurons are fighting like gangster in my brain Many a heroes I have slain I will blow you like the husk of the grain You better take your hands of my lane Or you will be fighting the devil in vain You have seen only the smile I have worn Not the heart festered in stone The moment I was thrown into school zone Cannot tether two letters together, my brain torn I was scorned, could hear people moan But at last adorned the academic throne Oh soon they took shots at my looks And bullied me with their mean hooks They were just entries in my joke books Soon bested them at their own game But regretted the girl I became And gave up that lame game My decision might go on a hiatus So beware of your current status Don't you dare wake the monster in me again? My neurons are fighting like gangster in my brain Many a heroes I have slain I will blow you like the husk of the grain You better take your hands of my lane Or you will be fighting the devil in vain Cause I am practically insane
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