Kicking The Shark
I thought I got rid of him
I thought I cleared the air
Of his toxic chemical breath
And his scary witch hair
My scars from where he ate me
Had been healing recently
Until today he swam up out of nowhere
To bite off another piece of me
The cuddle fish say “he’s crazy!”
Even the eels say “it’s not your fault!”
But his attacks drew so much blood
That I’m perfect prey for more assault
Plus the shark is more than violent:
He’s a clever bastard too
So if he wants to sting me perfectly
He knows exactly what to do
I can’t tell him to go fuck himself
Or kick him squarely in the face
Because his bites call out my “violence”
As why he hurts me in the first place
So I’m afraid he’s totally trapped me
I can’t swim to shore or knock him out
Because a tiny part of me still believes I’m violent
Like the shark is mad about