Paranoid Posture
John G. Young, M.D.
His mind was keen, his body tense;
he used attack for his defense.
"They" had a plot, yes, he was wise;
he could spot it from their eyes.
"They" seemed, you see, to be spying on him,
though to be sure evidence was thin.
"Their" evil intent he could surmise;
somehow he knew what "they'd" devise.
He looked without and not within.
There was no doubt the enemy was him.