Able
• Written by Northprint
defender of throats, akin to the infamous Rex/
I’m nearly divine in the flesh/
when I flame, I blaze up the sesh/
when I came in, I was ice-veined, the crest/
the fame is still fresh/
I was caught in a spin ‘til I severed the mesh/
don’t get found slippin’/
I’m grippin’ these bars, let the spitters go missin’/
my brain like arenas, they filled to the ceiling/
I lean with finesse like a scholar — no kiddin’/
when foes get split and quit with the lungs for the clinic, I’ll grin and kick back, feelin’ terrific/
like Pharaoh cloth — that’s a wrap/
but the pen ain’t dipped out yet/
I got the steeze of a myth flick silhouette/
flip the script and start wreck/
in the shadows I strike, snatch, wreck my own set/
I throw hands whenever, don’t need a second/
I don’t tick ticks, I tick tricks — with a timepiece I beat up your edges/
you think I won’t lift up the drapes?/
I tug the sheep wool straight/
stride through the block as a woman debates
her steps while she tightens her bag and starts to hate/
I start creepin’ behind/
schemin’ in mind, to stash these lines for the times I must replenish my shine/
aching inside but I trained up the part that most wouldn't define/
each stanza a tantrum to me/
dig through sand or plant feet in debris with three boxes on deck, set to replay a scene where you sleep deep beneath leaves/