Like a man and a woman – arguing
The ego’s two voices do their thing
All day and night, the story goes
Like a river, a continuous flow
A conflicting conversation as old as time
Yet told with the subtlety of an ancient rhyme
The first one says it’s never enough
The second calls the former’s bluff
And thinks itself on a higher plane
But it’s really just the first again.
Playing the trickster, making a fool,
Turning your intentions back on you.
Using an insidious form of bypass,
To avoid looking in the looking-glass.
Aaron Waddell
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