Puppeteer
Hey Sisyphus, can I be your rock? Running, deafening, defeating your pretense in every lack of my sorrow to guard yours, and condemned to be so mystical – but never a mystic. Those terrains of hatred; and the procedures of such medieval liberty of my own affirmations and crimes to be the blue hoarder of humanity so astonishingly wishing for a reason to behold the line. Oh dear Sisyphus, make me the rock that knows success is not my path; and neither is happiness. With architecture of an empty street, agony of time and space you so teasingly let the soul of mine feel — to tear up the canvas of a little love of modernity touch my feet and become a taste of the wind – stratified, and modest, crude and yet the oldest. Wisest is the sin you make me do. Falling and falling so effortlessly with nothing but desire too weary, too paradoxical and too monotonous for the game. Dear Sisy...