Join me in paradise.

Alone imprisoned,
in our own individual
self designed asylums.

Hoping to lure another,
walls painted bright
and sane.

So when a lonely man
in his confusion wanders
past my door,

I take my chance
to turn
one into two.

Join me in paradise
I scream, catapulting
fists against the glass.

And now because of his
stupidity, squashed
in ridged chairs
we sit.

My smile pinned,
my skin stretched.
I force my best face
upon him.

With extra sugar in his tea,
he is confused by
my sweetness.

In fear,

I wait for his reaction
to the barred door,

waiting behind him.