I feel the love
Of the wonderful leaders of our world
Who lecture things like love and unity
Only if you see things like them.
I feel the love
Of the money men and their accountants
Who believe in giving back to their communities
As long as they keep the 90%
And you don't mind where your payment ends up.
I feel the love
Of our organs of security
When they say they can protect us
If you cast off your shadow
And open a peephole to your brain.
I feel the love
Of the people we put in power
Who show us their affection and duty
By telling us, in inextricable gibberish,
"You're worth £15."
I feel the love
Of our religious elite and their yes men
Who give speeches of mercy and compassion
Before throwing the book at us
For our faults and errors.
I feel the love
Of the places my friends are in
To live in such cordial communities
Full of chalk linings and dog crap.
I feel the love
Of our loving and selfless families
Who show the way to lasting joy
Is to give ourselves to servitude for generations
And be blind to our own desires and needs
Because, "It's best for everyone."
But I feel the most love
When I give it to myself.
When I pay inflated prices
To apothecaries who hand me meds
That help me smile and wake up
'Cause I'd be too numb otherwise.
Oh, life is glorious
And I feel so fine.