They walk and complain
all my life and all my days
about going crazy
and feeling insane.
They joke; they giggle
and just a little
something inside me is snapping
while they're busy laughing.
I can't yet explain
but a feeling so plain
so vile
so wrong
But so pleasing
and long
surges through my veins
And suddenly their daggered words
I must silence and burn
or else go mad and die
from the nonsense I've heard
And whether it be with their blood
and a smile on my face
with laughter dancing on my lips
as I delight in my hate
and my knife violently slashing
draining away my fears
and the red silently pooling
as death draws near
while I can't stop grinning
at the masterpiece I've made
even in their death
I will bask in the pain
But instead I just sneer
and growl at their words
as if it is something
I never have heard
Walking away simply knowing
whatever they say
they don't know crazy
and they'll never know insane.
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Unoriginal Madness
PoetryA growing collection of poems about this old, unwelcomed friend.