You have thin blood, it flows too easy
Oozing out of every one of your orifices
You have that far away look as if life used to be breezy
How much longer can you remain at your helm?
You have a phlegmatic reputation
No matter the situation, I never see sweat form on your brow
Your eyes are ice-cold, no frown lines either
You're never wrong, nor have you eaten crow.
Immersed in the glow of self-appreciation
You bathe in your own reflection
Sending ripples of scorn outwards
To those who happen across your path.
Though others may cringe when they enter
Your perimeter
Your sneer can freeze or singe
And fell an entire race
But that doesn't concern you.
Your blood is as thin as a
homeopathically-diluted and succussed solution
Only iotas of iatrogenic witticisms
Traverse within...
But you view them as
Ingots of gold
Despite blunders so bold
I wonder if you've ever been told
That your blood runs cold.
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Love and Irritations
PoëzieFacades are a fact of life, but some covers are true to life.
