It was he who lost touch with reality
Nobody else could make it so
It was he of the impossible dreams
Grabbing all that was not his to take
Unashamed that a man can stoop so low
That man, they all thought they knew so well,
Turned cold and hard, aloof
Cruel tongue spewing blow on blow
Raging, blaming all but himself
Unable to face the truth
A mind gone far beyond the pale
His own ideals drive him to ruin
Overstretched, immersed in greed
While fear of failure, vastly overgrown
Tears his very soul from within
Til finally, without intuit or concern
He falls into pride’s personal hell
Destroyed, by his own injurious stance
Lost to uncontrollable egotism
The man, dispelled, nought but a shell.
Always,
Deborah
Regis
Lucky for us he's just a figment of your imagination...