Rather it is the superiority to which he has assigned: His almighty self, both arrogant and brusque
If he utters a command it is pointless For I have already carried out his wish Perhaps the way I behave is mindless But I will not lose to his side dish
I am chained to him out of strategy For without him I lack sufficient status Do not think I am acting callously It was he, who put us on hiatus
Yet every so often I gaze at you in awe And I am moved by your unlimited flaws
Yet every so often I gaze at you and see me My flaws, my cunning, my desire to be free