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Twisted Narcissism
January 16, 2015
He sees himself and stops.
A stop that lasts a second too long and another
and another until there is only irrelevant thoughts.
Enigmatic thoughts with no end, he loves only himself.
He attempts to stop these conniving thoughts.
And keep walking.
but
he
stays
s t i l l.
© Michael R., Cambridge, MA
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