A Man So Free

One day I'll hate myself enough To actually live my life Where all my habits are self destructive And mutually beneficial to my peers A flaming ball, a star struck blue meteor Hurtling itself towards earth with all the hate Beauty and power it can muster The epitome of freedom Driving 2 miles over the speed limit Treating the poor like it's a kingdom And I'm their peasant I'll shower them with all the paper and currency My dog, couch and clothes too Because unlike me, they deserve to dream I hope to be lower than the filth that litters the streets A foundation for the hopeless and helpless A comparison to realize there's such a thing as progress I want to dance in rain gutters Because that's where I belong Drinking and dropping out of school Perfecting spontaneous acts of Fool's gold Traveling to unknown cities to sleep On park bench diaries, To write my own One day I'll hate myself so much That I'll love everybody and they'll love everybody Except me because I'll be The root of all their problems And the foundation for all their solutions Because No one should love a man with such envy With such self-loathing and pity; A man who wants to better everything Except himself