Beasts disguised in metal

In this ambiguity I live, the people of the sun grasps for more and more while the people of the mud struggle for each breath.

**Where do I belong?**

Metallic beasts are everywhere, exploited by the plutocrats, extolled by the technocrats and met with contempt by the proletarians. Yet they remain; hardwired and intertwined in the building blocks of society, ceaselessly urbanising and computerising this metropolis.

**They are not real. Only metal scraps, cold, soulless and dead**

A solitary red figure in the shadow I am. Wandering together with my trustfully shining grey companion am I neither enslaved by means of endless plodding nor am I shine upon by the sun. I live neither in the temples of the almighty nor in the mud amongst the useless.

**I know she's gone father, but still I remain. Why don't you see me?**

These metal beasts populating our world cannot be trusted, they should be abolished.

**Why won't you listen father? She isn't real**

With a sore throat I shout out the warnings, with bleeding hands I fight them off, and with a loyal heart I follow you - eternally.

**Why mustn't you love me father?**