I did nothing, why are you blaming me For that scabby beggar once sat outside What happened to be my gate? Why me? Burning while he stands on the other side. Lazarus, is that your name? please assist My good man. Abraham, please remember Enough compassion slightly to resist The fire-cloud trying me to dismember…
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