The DunceCap
06-09-2005, 07:02 PM
~Damien~ X's Verse
Verse 1:
I didn’t want to but the forces forced me,
I write this repertoire, a colloquy to the course that’s brought before me
A sadistic allegory scripted mainly by the older Ones above me
For the greed and money seized by plenty with the need to form a country
Present Japan - Twenty years post the peace of 1840
We captured a wounded swordsman, amidst defeat he gave his story
And I was stationed to him; gave him food and changed his laundry..
Behaved elusive, but it wasn’t till that day that he claimed his views in..
The Code which he had slain to use,
The painted views within the essence of his being that came to use within his daily moves
At that moment the wormhole opened,
The whole world focused into a glow of hope, you know that all you’ve learned is broken
The circumference and size of my Third Eye was so variegated,
The very changes of my basics coincided with every basis
And as my surprise rushed, my eyes flushed
My protoplasmic fibers mixed in the fires lit by the likes of my “messiah”
Hook:
I write for the best to the worst of ‘em... the rest are just words to them
From the second to first of ‘em... I’ve blessed ‘em with verses from -
The many nights that I send messages home for them
War is vain and tonight, the complexion is worsenin’
Verse 2:
A new day is the birth of a new opportunity to grow in
We battle principalities to pose immunity to Shoguns
See the intentions of the globe now exposed in the open
The motive, whoever baccs their notions gets the max promotions
My adversary shows little emotion,
I’m riddled with fickle devotion by my cause but iron bars are quick to close in
Torn between the words of the this person who knows for certain
That the world his soul preserved would burn if we soldiers could’ve burst in
This is my closing letter to you, though..
This is my new home; a few acute poems engrossed on my tombstone
A man defends his country for money - funny, the truth’s known
That War isn’t clearly defined, plenty is two-toned
My objective, I’m to blame for Western influence’s spreadin’
An instrument of planned destruction till my usefulness has ended
Watch over my son, tell him to never take these steps I’ve rendered
‘Cuz come 9 (o’clock) I’m front-line, to death that day’s events remembered...
Good Luck, fam..
~1ne
Verse 1:
I didn’t want to but the forces forced me,
I write this repertoire, a colloquy to the course that’s brought before me
A sadistic allegory scripted mainly by the older Ones above me
For the greed and money seized by plenty with the need to form a country
Present Japan - Twenty years post the peace of 1840
We captured a wounded swordsman, amidst defeat he gave his story
And I was stationed to him; gave him food and changed his laundry..
Behaved elusive, but it wasn’t till that day that he claimed his views in..
The Code which he had slain to use,
The painted views within the essence of his being that came to use within his daily moves
At that moment the wormhole opened,
The whole world focused into a glow of hope, you know that all you’ve learned is broken
The circumference and size of my Third Eye was so variegated,
The very changes of my basics coincided with every basis
And as my surprise rushed, my eyes flushed
My protoplasmic fibers mixed in the fires lit by the likes of my “messiah”
Hook:
I write for the best to the worst of ‘em... the rest are just words to them
From the second to first of ‘em... I’ve blessed ‘em with verses from -
The many nights that I send messages home for them
War is vain and tonight, the complexion is worsenin’
Verse 2:
A new day is the birth of a new opportunity to grow in
We battle principalities to pose immunity to Shoguns
See the intentions of the globe now exposed in the open
The motive, whoever baccs their notions gets the max promotions
My adversary shows little emotion,
I’m riddled with fickle devotion by my cause but iron bars are quick to close in
Torn between the words of the this person who knows for certain
That the world his soul preserved would burn if we soldiers could’ve burst in
This is my closing letter to you, though..
This is my new home; a few acute poems engrossed on my tombstone
A man defends his country for money - funny, the truth’s known
That War isn’t clearly defined, plenty is two-toned
My objective, I’m to blame for Western influence’s spreadin’
An instrument of planned destruction till my usefulness has ended
Watch over my son, tell him to never take these steps I’ve rendered
‘Cuz come 9 (o’clock) I’m front-line, to death that day’s events remembered...
Good Luck, fam..
~1ne