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IDENTITY



Walking for the decades and miles
Dead weight and worthless as flies
Bound to end and suffer while alive
Selfishness and materialistic is the drive

I see you all and for what you are
Immoral and vanity is your layer
Above all else you think you lay
One fall, and
You break like all other pot clay

Righteousness is your outer face
When rubbed hard,
Will reveal your monstrous menace
Showing the fake identity is your play
That is only the means to truth’s delay

In the end,
 It will always be the reality that will prevail
Fake faces and layers will be the first to fail

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You came, you saw You conquered my flaw I got changed and sane You came in like summer rain Drenched me to my soul When you left there was a hole You lasted enough to reach my core Then a summer wind came Becoming words of catastrophe It took away the happiness and joy Maybe this rain was a plot like a troy Came to end the city and its love Intentional and unintentional was the game  Whatever it was i still lost my name