The Inhumane Function of my Human Condition

by Kevin Fitz   Oct 23, 2006


The Inhumane Function of my Human Condition

our will is broken by the hearts of innocence you raped
by the hands of this bodily image that you have shaped
you've created a masterpiece, a beautiful monster incarnate
an intricate design birthed into failure and formed by hate

i'm starting to become wretched and uninvolved
inhumane functions of the human condition
where the problems are starving to be unresolved
and my heart is breaking to break tradition

these wounds are deeper than your hollow eyes
prince of darkness, tempter, father of the flies
but my soul will mend what you have severed
through the pain of this life that I have endeavored

the sky will fall to it's own dismay
the moon will drown it's sorrow in red
all that's beautiful will die in a beautiful way
but it will still be laid to rest among the dead.

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  • 18 years ago

    by Elynnka

    Wonderful! Great rhymes and imagery! You have a spelling mistake in the last stanza - you wrote "it's" instead of "its" but you can edit that :) Except for that slight error, which I'm sure is caused by not paying attention, everything was purrrfect :)
    5/5

  • 18 years ago

    by xxkurtcobainxx

    You own my friend.

    Haha I haven't talked to you in a million bizillion years. Or like... since... hmmm. Saturday. Goddamn. Two days.

    I love you Kevey Freaking Fitz.