vii. Fruits of Babylon
Souki Kismet
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Teach a man to fish, reach his hand and handle biz Animists ample with respect get disconnected hand and wrist Hammurabi's code to mind and body, soul Caught with amethyst-colored cannabis, get incinerated like Gotti's throat In a maze of all these throes, inner rage make me explode the way that Nagasaki blow Diminish tuxedos and street clothes alike, my ethos so gray like the coke trade in Quito Give heat stroke, I reap, sow and write like Tariq go, repeat the process Knowledge deeper than Loch Ness Conquest a tough pill to swallow and even harder to digest Is it luck or skill preceding progress that's following false Solomon Obsessing over charlatans A part of them sipping water from brooks and flipping oxygen Rob and sin, burn economists' books and dodging penalty from the parliament What a heavenly homonym, it's like the fall of Ottomans It's autumn and it's hotter than arguments bereft of common sense Can I borrow a dollar? Pence? Swear it's not theft that's horror-dense How much it cost? How much is lost shrouding merits perished in the dust and lost? Like Lara Croft, raid and start to sob, lash, it's combat Brash quarrels torturing mortals, all that paid to place florals on the grave, remain formal But not forward, it's backward, capital has assorted sordid actions attached it's palpable Rotten, the fruit of my labor with the paper-chasing toxins In the brains of the disdainers and the heinous they've forgotten Thought I'd make it but I'm trodden, keep being beaten deep into the bottom I'm caved in, Souk, Kaeden, nothing can save him From poison souk-sold grapes made forsaken With whines and cries, the fool's gold, the pyrite Is it a krait or highrise? Vagabonds looting fruit from the gardens of Babylon Hang with strange, shoot it, shine light like Nunavut at the crack of dawn In the summer, summon the others, from Avalon come the drummers Dawn of Capricorn is upon us, goats, rice crops, and livestock freeze It all fall, broken, snapped like some tight locked springs No cap I'm low-caliber, capping those patterns of capital ex-factors gassing those Saturn's sons And dominion, though I'm still one-in-a-million, for real man Freedom rings for no civilian, canopied by the shanty facade's pavilion That collide with the evening, spill the ink and the shadows onto the meek and the cattle The food is tainted, making crazed the sadist dude at the gallows 'till he fainted A paradise infested with parasites, progressing the paralyzed Making less deprived ticks and pesticides, vicious They terrified 'cause they pupate and mutate to live in the citrus Accumulate crimson under the litmus, roll tide Seas of the lime grass is tall, seasons, time pass Seizing the lives, grasp the reason the lilacs are even in IMAX solely It's unholy biz how the odious sully foliage, controlling it Starving them like the Soviets, shine the field's pyres, stealing oxygen They liars like, like Brits and China with them opiates The brightest night fits a form of loneliness, dismissing those associates Rotten, the fruit of my labor with the paper-chasing toxins In the brains of the disdainers and the heinous they've forgotten Thought I'd make it but I'm trodden, keep being beaten deep into the bottom I'm caved in, Souk, Kaeden, nothing can save him From poison souk-sold grapes made forsaken With whines and cries, the fool's gold, the pyrite Is it a krait or highrise?
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