Above the earth, below the sky, it sees its hungry, a thousand eyes. Bains of rubber, copper wires, all mankind's knowledge, it desires. Neon colours scar its skin, flashing, grating, drawing in. Its feet are chains, these mighty pillars, exploited workforce on pain killers. It wants our arms but not our minds, rips out our brains and leaves aside. Its voice is ours but acted out through tiny speakers all about. You feed yourselves but also that dependent children make it fat, some men reach upon it's seat, deluded imps to it their tics. Beast's have ordered, monsters not, its boundless hunger cannot stop. Blind and swelling like cancer grows, the people love it but it is our foe. Stop to think, where does it go? Your paper, coins and revenue flow. It doesn't matter about my thing. Bragging, clutching your shiny, bling. How many things could have bought land, a place to make a brave last stand? For the monster makes us more like that. We're greedy blind except for tat, its headless form does hold no brain, its not alive and feels no pain. It grows and spreads a virus titan, re-rights truths to make us frightened. Our mankind's factions on this earth, our compass bearings, breeds and births. Blindly follow what it says because it feeds us day by day. But man was here before it swelled, this omnic racken built in hell you look, don't see but it is there to see the monster leaves you bare. Absent-minded on me looks then tells to you to me to stop. The say not crazy, sudden think, monsters teachings minds they sink. We fear the voice that's out of stock, different voices must be read. On and on, its echoes go through us, its voice is always thrown. Its heart beats on mechanic drones all light and dark it makes its own. The fiction facts blurred in its own, flushing behemoth, let us go. We built it and placed it with pride in our hall, back in the age when its body was small. But please heed the warning, please heed the call. So the great monster shall swallow us all.