Condemned To Eternal Pain
Pain, like Pleasure, is a Gift that we can give unto Ourselves.
1. Condemned To Eternal Pain
2. An empty bottomless pit
3. Wanting the most and the best
4. Demands to have more for less
5. Will never be satisfied
6. Despises the possessors
7. Punishes those in its path
1. Overfilling beyond reach
2. Condemned To Eternal Pain
3. Filling itself with the best
4. Less work means easier pay
5. Never ending indulgence
6. Will always take from others
7. Will never cease to relent
1. Always reaching for the top
2. Never fulfilled with its fill
3. Condemned to Eternal Pain
4. Wants the best with no effort
5. Higher levels are sought for
6. Refuses to be below
7. Will fight its way to the top
1. Wants everything for nothing
2. Always accepts, can’t say “No”
3. Pinnacle preferred for free
4. Condemned To Eternal Pain
5. Never chases with its head
6. Hates others for attaining
7. Hates others for achieving
1. Wants to have Variety
2. Indulges past its limits
3. Will never settle for less
4. Only wants easy access
5. Condemned To Eternal Pain
6. Desires the ease others have
7. Will take without permission
1. Wants it all, without virtue
2. Takes from others without need
3. Believes none are deserving
4. Gives up and always complains
5. Looks for others’ fulfillment
6. Condemned To Eternal Pain
7. Entitled to a false claim
1. Seizes justice for itself
2. Retribution never fills
3. Despises being demeaned
4. Only searches for its way
5. Craves for justice day and night
6. It can’t see its finish line
7. Condemned To Eternal Pain
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Great piece. Well done.
Outstanding! I love your use of the line "Condemned to Eternal Pain" in expression of each.