Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: Oiprocs
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: Oiprocs
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: Oiprocs
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: Oiprocs
It's hard to trust a woman you lust,
when all you want is to bust a nut,
It sucks to just fuck and not stay,
to touch which must be the connection you lust.
then that one soul comes along
beautiful thoughts and euqally beautiful thighs
you long to be yourself and want to take her to bed
yet, ringing loudly, deafly even, is the desire not to, within your head
this affliction of conscience collision
this truly inebriated decision
what is one to do
to long to fvk and yet
to long far greater to coo
Within a coo comes the word "true",
spoken by those who answered "I do",
true to the one you chose to be with,
and not to the whore you fell in lust with,
a coo is but a tale that has no end,
a repeating genre that tends to suck and bend,
so if you choose to coo and not woo,
careful with yourself - be true, do not lose.
reverent tone does this man take
playing the part of a god with mortals on some figurative game plate
professing that such truth is simply a fallacy in the absence the verbal "I do"
as if lust, love, eternal union, were defined by language and rationality,
and not by some sort of inexplicable and irrational, soul-aimed coup
And yet this man is not alone, accompanying his path is another full grown,
His tone is that of a prophet so solemn,
His words they pierce with such a small volume,
Can it be that the former has met a catch,
One who plays with fire but needs no match?
And yet he walks still, his path lit with his will,
For the men will come and go, verbal stones they will throw,
But his path shall not slow, and his message, it shall grow.
grow indeed it might
as the man that wields the fire might attest to on some bitter winter night
yet soft-spokenness and truth are not synonymous in every game
his message might indeed be heard by all
but be rejected because it limits itself to socially-defined boundaries
and might, but others,
be seen as lame
for the language of the woo or the coo, in the end, is a language of the irrational
to speak of wisdom on the subject,
of the man, of the woman,
as if one knows all,
may simply result in an eloquent work of fiction
Hah, what scorn the fellow man brings,
attack a man's words with the verbs that sting,
What say thee of a social boundary,
can this mind be so confounded by society's unsoundly,
Thought that limits the existence of dreams,
And thrusts upon those who dream, a scheme,
A plan so grand to destroy their ideals,
and keep them within the fence of jealous zeal.
At that devious scheme
the one that rules all man, all creature, all thing unseen
we see the work of fiction that is indeed in play
forcing all to participate, forcing all to comply with the rules and regulations of the way
yet we would be disingenuous in denying its inherent existence
as a member society, we have all succumb to its power, it's promise, its kisses
this figure does not mean to attack, but is simply observing what "is"
watching, analyzing,
simply sitting back
a jealous plan in a zealous fashion indeed it may be,
but alas, may we hold on the shoulders the great one,
who ignores all this
sees man and woman alike with unclouded visors
because all
alone
we
must
protect
we must protect the wiser
Henceforth this man now looks at this figure,
No longer does he see a prose threatening trigger,
Words come into play and throw away all his fear,
An unexpected response calms his nerves through his ears,
His stance has changed and his outlook now shook,
His ideals hold still but his methods are crook,
Wrong path as it seems he has traveled too far,
Unaware of the jungle that makes living so hard,
The foliage stood out not as he made his way in,
Society was watching, made sure he fit in,
Any glimpse of dissident actions, quickly struck down,
'Round here there's one law they follow in town,
But now the same man, having heard the grand figure,
Sees a reason behind the madness, holds back his rigor,
Smarter he may feel, wiser possibly true,
For sure he hopes not, to see those words affect few.