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Riches Allusiions of Grandiosity's Illusions by Marvin Thomas Cox Flynn
Riches Allusiions of Grandiosity's Illusions by Marvin Thomas Cox Flynn
never receiving their fill in sating their hunger, insatiably, lustfully, ravenous,
devouring even ones own spirit to leave ones heart and mind ever cavernous,
full only of empty hollow echoes of character's long lonely abandoned chasms,
leaving ones insides churning and burning in overtly obscene digestive spasms,
all in the name of things sought after as unlivable if one must live without,
prostituting ones conscience in slaughtered sacrifice upon altars of clout,
to prostate oneself before mighty idolatrous gods of unobtainable dreams,
in selling all to investments of grandiosity's omnipresent unlikely schemes,
to open ones eyes a day too late to realize one has brought oneself this fate,
no one to blame nor charge in matters of any hoped for future court's date,
as the reality of wasted years spent in grasping only air becomes all to clear,
leaving one nothing less than nothing and nothing at all left but a cold fear,
'tis time to pay the piper for a lifetime spent in pretending one was surely God,
so why now lie in a darkened coffin to gaze in wonder as if finding it so odd,
that, that, which one has sown has now sprouted into lifelessness in the grave,
to leave one an eternity to contemplate yet bigger plans of how riches to save