The cold, once the dichotomy of suffering
Burrowing its way into the hearts of man, these toxic obsessions of finite possessions
The cognitive dissonance you wear so well
Like a blade of honor, on the sleeveless cloth, man of the cloth, its very fibers which hold the world at bay
The two faces, once thought of as a symbolic representation
Now head-on, it won't look us in the eye
Embarrassed by what we have always been, though our egocentrism feels like this narrative is something more than it is
One hand on our purse of possessions, the other hand holding a gun in our mouths
Passing parsimony, the split-open, cracked-lips and distorted heirs