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Poison Pen - Casimir Greenfield

I’ve got something you just don’t understand
I hold your fate in the palm of my hand
Little women, little men
I can change your lives with one stroke of my pen

I can make you live, I can let you die
I can make you laugh, I can make you cry
I can take your pain turn it into joy
I can take a girl and change her into a boy

Slow Poison dripping from my pen
Turning the screw ‘oh… you tell me when'
Cold blooded murder, little ticking bombs
There’s no way out, but you and me are gonna get along just fine…

Slow Poison, tainted blood
Something in the DNA and the chemical scrub
Slow Poison, Quicksilver thumbs
The last thing you’ll see is that setting sun…

I’ve got something you just don’t understand
I hold your fate in the palm of my hand
With my poison pen

I’ve got something you just don’t understand
I hold your fate in the palm of my hand
Little women, little men
I can change your lives with one stroke of my pen

I’m always making notes
nailing down the facts
was it a Diamond tip or woodman’s axe?
Don’t turn the page if you can’t stand the fun

Remington ribbons, little Mac bytes
Nail-biting days insomniac nights
Hand-crafted vellum, Park Drive Lights
Overheard confessions in the dead of night

As I struggle to write I have often felt that I am playing god with the characters' lives. It sometimes bothers me and I'm not sure why. Perhaps I'm afraid of letting the power go to my head. It wasn't exactly comforting but it was provocative which I liked.

Very unique and interesting. Thank you for sharing this!

Wow!!!......
your pen is astonishing. And your choice of words is great.

Ooh, really nice poem! I love it.

Thanks for your comments thus far. To hear a sample of the finished song, please visit:

https://www.reverbnation.com/casimirgre ... greenfield

I don't know how I missed this poem when you first posted it but it is excellent. I never really thought about it before but on the printed page I suppose the author really is an omnipotent god.

Well crafted! My compliments.

I enjoyed reading this poem. This is just powerfully written. Keep it up!