An Ill-Mannered Speech

Go ahead, fear the 

Coarseness of the world

I can't do any fucking

Thing to stop you.

Some terror is healthy,

I understand, but what 

You need to realize is 

That you're going to 

Miss out on a lot

Of shit. 

That being, the uncut beauty

That roughness adds to

Certain things. 

And I can't convince you

Of any damn thing, I know.

But consider that before

The world was so fucking refined,

It was raw.

And even you, for all of your forsaken,

Horrible goddamn mannerisms

Should be able to see

The undeniable fucking purity 

In that.

Place your warning signs,

Your shitty content ratings, and your

Superiority anywhere you

Wish, but remember

That to do so requires travelling

To some "unsavory" parts.

And when you arrive

To this damned distasteful

Ground I'll be here

To kick your lily-white ass

Off of it.

Take your fucking holier-than-thou

Attitude away from me, be

Who you want but 

Know that you won't be placing any 

Of your useless, self-conceived

Limitations on me.

Not as long as I have these words in

My mouth to say something 

About it, motherfucker.

An acquired taste, it might be.

Sour to you, but sweetly 

Righteous to those who embrace

The ruggedness of life.

Damned if you do, and damned

If you don't.

Anger triggers violence triggers

The uncouth.

Fight your words, throw your

Clenched fists in slow

Motion towards that

Piece of your

Mind. 

Be my guest, asshole.

But I will tell you, that as soon

As you take into account

Some emotions long denied

A word will arise from

The tip of your tongue,

And you will feel

Shame.

Though in it, a glimmer will

Shine amongst the shit.

A diamond in the 

Dust,

For there are

A few moments that

Regret doesn't exist. 

When you answer the unspoken

Question and tell your girl

Her ass doesn't look fat,

Or your guy that his dick

Is the largest you've 

Ever seen, regardless of the 

Lie that may or may not be,

It will be worth the language.

Foul, yet once you see that

Smile, and pleasure spread

Across their face, doesn't

It make you see the

Harshness of the

World in a

Different

Light?