Guilt
It seems I'm always accused of something
Even if I never was
I think hard and I find nothing
Nothing's ever been and never was
Taught young there's always a wrong
But right is always 'just there'
Giants decide if your world stays or is gone
Simply because you shouldn't dare
Then pass the years, a giant or a dwarf,
You sweat after a night's vague vision
That warns that something's off
Prepare your protection from a dreaded decision
You remember a man, a girl, another giant
Whose threshold you trespassed
You and them were on each other reliant
But somewhere you transgressed
They pull you from the shadows to the spotlight
While they hide in shadows an audience
Whisper to by day, louder while dreaming at night
You wake and it makes no sense
You had a need and so did they
Did need turn to greed and a consequence?
And no matter what it is they say or do not say
What less guilt have they
Than the one they hold in suspense?