Darkness had always been his home,
Solitary confinement his preferred zone,
In his monogamist idea to remain his own man,
He was hell bound on pursuing the master plan,
Once a dependent of reassuring praise,
As his days grew long his eyes matured with age,
Innocently found comfort in self inflicted pain,
An everlasting glow of a soul to blame,
As a child he was curious and naturally bright,
He found solace in the round ball from morning to night,
The weight of the world became lighter with burden,
The pipedreams of a child died with him by the curtain.