Intro: <br />The beast resides in deep sleep <br />In the thirteen month of every year <br />In the eight day of every week <br />And in the twenty-fifth hour of every day <br />That is, unless you’re bipolar..... <br /> <br /> <br />The beast resides quietly deep inside your mind <br />Hibernating like a bear, almost impossible to find. <br />But it can awaken any hour, any day or month of the year <br />Demanding attention, like a bugle blowing revelry in your ear. <br /> <br />And when it does awaken, your tired mind is blocking its path <br />Ready to party and reek havoc, it reminds you of its wrath. <br />Once the beast is on the move, destruction is what lies ahead <br />With every second it strengthens, it wants you gone and dead. <br /> <br />You can no longer trust your thoughts, the beast is in command <br />It navigates, blinding your mind, like a whirlwind of desert sand. <br />You can no longer trust what you see with your delusional eyes <br />The beast out of control now, has deceived them with its lies. <br /> <br />There is nowhere to run and hide and no one hears you scream <br />No awakening from the nightmare, because this isn’t a dream. <br />There is only one way to silence the beast and leave it for dead <br />Drive faster, slam into a tree, try to kill what's inside your head.<br /><br />beast of burden<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/where-the-beast-resides/
