Toolbox of Nothing
Society expects us to balance
They want us to humbly walk the line between self-loathing and self-righteousness
Society is giving us signs, pointing us in directions and muddling the ideas that compromise our minds
For years I followed strict moral codes, believing in my gut and following my faith
For years I followed in the footsteps of civilization
Never question, rarely realizing, hardly living
I don’t know what you would call me now
Sometimes I still wake up groggy and out of breath
Trapped by blankets, haunted by my dreams, annoyed with reality
I’m fed up with my lab grown expectations
And my myth defined definitions
Sometimes I wish I could just build a new world from scratch
But I can’t
I lost my hammer, and am out of nails
My tool box is empty
And whose fault is that?

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