Your opinion, however
You may feel to convey
Is not wanted, or needed,
Or useful today.
For I've decided you've an ego
That's simply too big
For a person who has
The IQ of a twig.
I know, you protest,
You digest, you request.
You infest, you arrest,
You expect all the best.
You take, take, take, take
But you don't know how to give.
As though you run every action
Through your cast iron sieve...
And strain out every feeling,
Every thought and concern,
And toss what's left over
In the kettle to burn.
You know, there's always a Summer
You may feel to convey
Is not wanted, or needed,
Or useful today.
For I've decided you've an ego
That's simply too big
For a person who has
The IQ of a twig.
I know, you protest,
You digest, you request.
You infest, you arrest,
You expect all the best.
You take, take, take, take
But you don't know how to give.
As though you run every action
Through your cast iron sieve...
And strain out every feeling,
Every thought and concern,
And toss what's left over
In the kettle to burn.
You know, there's always a Summer
Right after the Spring,
And there's always a bee
Right willing to sting.
There is always a Curtain
Hungry for that last call,
And there's always that Winter
Right after that Fall,
You've run your fine course,
And you've trampled the Lot,
Strangling them all
Without a second thought.
And you've left in your wake
The wounds of mistrust,
The heartbreak and anger
Amidst the gray dust
Where the hopeless now bleed,
And the vultures now play
In the abyss of a hell
That froze over today.
And there's always a bee
Right willing to sting.
There is always a Curtain
Hungry for that last call,
And there's always that Winter
Right after that Fall,
You've run your fine course,
And you've trampled the Lot,
Strangling them all
Without a second thought.
And you've left in your wake
The wounds of mistrust,
The heartbreak and anger
Amidst the gray dust
Where the hopeless now bleed,
And the vultures now play
In the abyss of a hell
That froze over today.