Once there stood a caricature of a man,
Not the man himself, but a funny picture.
The caricature wished only to remember something,
Anything but could recall nothing at all.
You see, the caricature had at once been a man
With real features and a third dimension on which to rely.
His ink was new, sharp, unfaded black
From Indian ink the artist used.
Thanks to the awkward angle at which he was drawn,
He could no longer see the attractive blonde one drawing over.
Miserably he stood though his legs grew tired
Like Hades in greek lore his burden was eternal.
Still yet, he'd often wonder where he'd been before
And what he'd left behind before becoming a caricature.
Unknown "Psychonaut" Rabid
- 16 years, 9 months, 5 days ago