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I like the human

 

I like the human

 

I like the human who’s for real

I ain’t into inflators

I ain’t into phonies

I ain’t into liars

But if you’re real

You can cry, spew, scream, have a psychosis, laugh hysterically, tell outrageous truths, it’s all good with me

I love the human

When it’s honest

I love the human

When it’s raw

I love the human

When it’s intimate

& not just people yelling at the crowd

Importantly, if you’re gonna freak

It’s gotta have some honesty

Some self reflection

Some self revelation

As long as you don’t touch me

Or threaten me

You can roll around on the floor

Flip out, whatever

I learned from a master

My psychiatrist

But I love the human

I love to hear real stories

I love to see people open & vulnerable

Man I’ve walked the street with tears flooding my face

Life is mental

& some people get bad cards dealt

& most good people suffer

& most bad people don’t

I like life

I want it raw

I want it real

Warts & all

No cover-up

So you’re always welcome

If you’re open

No matter in what state

I won’t be scared

As long as you ain’t mad at me

I ain’t mad at you

 

 

Published & Copyright Malachi Doyle 2025.

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