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Mannequin
September 26, 2010
You ask me to be strong
To mask myself in nothingness
In normallness
In sickening
Fake
Plainess
And so I wear blue jeans
With volcom teas
And I never stand out
In the crowds that preech efforlessly
Their messages of uniformity
Oh but how I’ve failed you
I am going to be the one-man revolution
The ominous cloud that threatens your lie filled life
I will not smile when I’m sad
I will not hate that which I like
I will cry publically
And if society…if you
Eat me alive
So be it
I am not the mannequin you make me out to be
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