The Tables K-Rino

[Intro]
We appreciate your attendance this evening
Black Book International proudly presents a K-Rino original, The Tables

[Act I]
He was birthed into his wealthiness
Never felt the need for help, was jet propelled in selfishness
Any time he came around, his arrogance would fill the room
Never guilt-consumed, he loved showing his silver spoon
His lust for power crushed a lot of folks along the way
He never missed the chance to place his privilege on display
Felt like the level that he reached no one was worthy to go
He loved to see others in lower subservient roles
Was overpowered and controlled by wealth and blinding greed
Many people came to him for help in times of need
Rejected all of them, his actions were ruthless and cold
Totally unaware of what his own future would hold
Soon to be losing control

[Break]
Act II

[Act II]
As the years flew, not even he knew what his fortune grew to be
His prosperity seemed to be moving in perpetuity
He pulled up to his newest vehicle, that’s when his truth came
A homeless man approached him humbly asking for loose change
He smirked at him, he kept walking ’til his building proceeded him
The homeless man looked at him, smiled and said, “We’ll meet again”
He looked back at the man, thinking, "Yeah, right"
Then laughed like it was humorous, finished his daily task and went home that night
He settled into his loft, isolated and closed off
Put on his robe and soon as he grabbed the remote, he dozed off
When he rose up, what he witnessed astounded him
Because he found that the plush room that he fell asleep in no longer surrounded him
The scene was scaring him, time had been apparently traveling
He woke up in a dark alley, incoherently babbling
His clothes were old and tattered, his hair was matted, ‘what’s happening?’
And passing men and women had no compassion, just laughed at him
He looked and saw the building he owned, but as he came on it
He noticed things had changed and it no longer had his name on it
He ran inside believing an explanation’s required
The first thought in his mind is that everyone’s getting fired
When he saw his employees, he angrily started chastising them
To his surprise, he realized no one was recognizing him
So nobody would listen, his phone was even missing
The authority he used to have was gone and nonexistent
Was this a nightmare he drifted in while he was living
He saw his new reflection and couldn’t believe the vision
He was on top of the world, now suddenly life was hard
And as he pleaded for help, people treated him like a dog