Crazy?
... I was crazy once. They had locked me up,
In a room,
Made of plaster and a sad sort of conformity.
I was alone in there,
The rubber girl, the one going crazy,
I was rubber, you were glued,
But I wasn't really, and the things you threw
Would stick to me, not you.
Crazy?
I was crazy once. They put me in a room,
A rubber room, for a rubber girl,
And I was alone in there,
Except for the quiet sound of squeaking,
As my rubber feet paced the rubber floors.
You'd push food for me
Under the cracks in the door, when you'd remember,
And when you didn't, I'd eat the walls,
The dry, dry walls, that were rubber, not drywall.
Crazy?
I was crazy once. They put me in a room,
A rubber room, for a rubber girl -
A rubber room with rats,
Rats that squeak and rats that claw,
And rats that nibble at my feet,
Cutting them up and bleeding me dry,
So that I felt something once more,
Something save conformative isolation.
...
Crazy?
I was crazy once.
They put me in a room.
A rubber room.
A rubber room with rats.
The rats made me crazy.

















