I’m so tired,
It’s hard to speak,
I’ll go to bed,
Until next week.
I’m so tired,
It ain’t just me,
The tiring tide
of misery
I’m so tired,
It’s hard to speak,
I’ll go to bed,
Until next week.
I’m so tired,
It ain’t just me,
The tiring tide
of misery
Hello little one,
Where’ve you been and what’ve you done,
Now the day has long since gone,
Until tomorrow’s rising sun.
Oh dear it’s a disaster,
To take of this damn plaster,
I should have ripped it faster,
And now I have no hair.
At least it aint infected,
Though I’m feeling quite rejected,
When my work is not inspected,
Why do I even care?
In thought,
In fear,
In bed,
In beer,
I couldn’t be,
It is not right,
It isn’t me,
So long, goodnight,
It is something I desire,
The heat of a real fire,
The temperature gets higher,
Until we all perspire.
But the feeling’s rather dire,
The cost to light a real fire,
So I’ll simply just retire
to bed, amidst the mire.
If I never tried to wonder
why it often ends in blunder,
I might never see the truth
that I’m terribly uncouth.
Algorithmic calculations,
Binary 1s and 0s,
Who’s writing this here poem,
That’s the secret no-one knows
How can I write my poetry,
When I don’t know what I want,
The words they may come easily,
But I cannot pick the font.
Suddenly I’m lost, in peril,
I scream, I wave and yelp,
But all that noise is in my head,
So nobody comes to help.
I ask myself the questions,
But the answers I don’t know,
Such as “what to do this morning”,
Or “which places shall I go?”
Perhaps the answer’s easy,
Just go with how you are,
And if that’s truly the case,
Then I won’t be going far.