Long White Lab Coats

The day is evermore dark and tempestuous,
For since the sun has stopped its shining
Every light in my world has been just as ablatitious.
Those foolish men in the long white lab coats.

They thought they could heal me,
Could proactively reinstitute my inner morals.
It seems they have failed to make a positive decree,
Those foolish men in the long white lab coats.

I never enacted a feat to deserve a punishment of this sort,
Killing the unworthy is not an unheard
Form of justification and sport,
Those foolish men in the long white lab coats.

Every time they inject their magic serum,
My mind has less and less of itself to calculate.
I feel that those men need to correct their theorem,
Those foolish men in the long white lab coats.

There is nothing wrong with me, nothing I cry!
But it seems forever and a day I will linger
Within these padded walls, unable to satiate and satisfy
Those foolish men in the long white lab coats.