His house built ego-wide Statues abound Feeling cold stares on the back of your neck As these walls come alive These portraits... Quivering shivers sent down your spine Hung long before their time What a beautiful array Ecclectic facade As your hands feel as cold as ice Dormant eyes staring alone As this sky diminishes to dusk Rain pours from mouths that once felt so dry Seemingly unendless droughts Brought forth storms in his echoing reply As this embrace echoes through your walls So Hollow these portraits cry out An emptyness so fullfilling... So fullfilling to the dead What a beautiful array an ecclectic facade [what beautiful decay through this house it resides] As your breath echoes forth into the night Still dormant these eyes, staring alone Butcher's Broom
since i have such a weird poetry style, here's the breakdown: this one was written about people who have no dignity or self respect for themselves, so they go out and buy into the material hype to seek that extra 'something', when really it brings them back to where they began - to self doubt, and unhappiness. basically, it's a reminder of staying true to yourself, and not getting lost in the darker aspects of a world that can potentially be so bright for each and every one of us. anyways, yeah. probably makes a little more sense now your thoughts on it?