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Caged


People can call it weak

To see a heart on a sleeve

But George St-Pierre knows

Armour is for the meek


People can call it evil

To state the strong feeble

But reverse psychology blankets

Protects them from panic


People can call it a mistake

To chase love away

But we move at our own peril

Because love, it invites the devil

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