[Saul Williams]
The fiery sun of my passions evaporates the love lakes of my soul
Clouds my thoughts and rains you into existence
As I take flight on bolts of lighting claiming chaos as my concubine and you as my me
I of the storm, you of the sea, we of the moon, land of the free
What have I done to deserve this?
Am I happy?
Happiness is a mediocre standard for a middle-class existence
I see through smiles and smell truth in the distance
Beyond one dimensional smiles and laughter lies the hereafter
Where tears echo laughter
A quote from Ellsworth M. Toohey, the primary antagonist of Ayn Rand’s classic novel  The Fountainhead . 
 Rand’s novel was heavily influenced by the philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, and Williams borrowed the title of his poem from one of Nietzsche’s works,  which he discusses in  Ecce Homo  here.
Untimely Meditations