I’m lying in a cage,
Cooped up, unable to breathe.
Except for the smoke of cigarettes,
That flow from the small black tube,
That pokes through the bars of this claustrophobic cage.
I splutter and choke on this murderous smoke,
Like many before me.
They died.
As my life dwindles, I think with pain,
In my next life, I might be the murderer,
Cramming animals into tiny cages, forcing them to die.
Forcing them to inhale smoke filled air,
Rubbing their skins with substances that cause them to blister and burn.
Gradually stealing their life from them,
Only money on my small twisted mind.
I might be... might be...?