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Ad Hoc Ethics
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seemingly harmless in an image
tame and inviting in a little
while he’ll try to test the waters
carefully dressed anticipating
more than a guess at where he’s taking
all of the victims in his viscid path
cool, collected and advancing
full of deception in his dancing
truth is irrelevant
you’re not oblivious
to your malevolent design
in your cold greedy mind
i have no reservations and few limitations
i cannot stand it any
keep your shallow words to yourself
hedging your bets on any change
holding your breathe to numb the pain
curse your sallow visage to hell
carry a flag of hollow shame
singing your elegies in the rain
sharpen your teeth and hide the edges
shape up your face for every ounce of
justification underneath your breath
carefully crawl into their shelter
carcinogenic with no other
selfish objective than to make it last
cool, collected and advancing
full of deception in his dancing
truth is irrelevant
you’re not oblivious
to your malevolent design
in your cold greedy mind
keep your shallow words to yourself
curse your sallow visage to hell
hedging your bets on any change
holding your breathe to numb the pain
carry a flag of hollow shame
singing your elegies in the rain
keep your ad hoc ethics in your
bent and padlocked ersatz person
tell all the world about your pain
stepping on others to make a stage
label depravity “small mistakes”
bury your crimes in a shallow grave
live in the dark
planning your games
a thousand furtive lies
from your wild mane
feed the spark eat the flame
you only leave your grinding teeth
and your heavy head alone to blame
truth is irrelevant
you’re not oblivious
to your malevolent design
in your cold greedy mind
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Ad Hoc Ethics (8-Bit)
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