Under your guise of being as helpless as me
your evil plan unravels, like a spider roping in a fly.
You assume I won’t notice, that I’m too naïve to see,
not clever enough to work it out.
It’s too painful for me to admit how callous you are.
I feel compelled to pacify you, I am intimidated.
You spelled out the actions I thought I made,
using the power of persuasion.
You pulled my arms and legs up and down like a puppet,
dictating my every move.
Brainwashed me into thinking my ideas were mine,
but they were yours.
