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I wake up in morning the same as before |
Wake up in the morning and something feels fine My usual bad feelings are not on my mind I don’t feel as low as I have done in past I don’t know what’s changed but I hope it will last My thoughts are more natural and flow by themselves My fears have been packed up and placed on the shelves I shouldn’t obsess or I’ll bring back last week, Last month and last year, as it’s been quite a streak I’ll focus on good that is stirring inside I’ll keep myself busy and try to steer wide Turn on the T.V but the first thing I spy Is a man who is sharing a problem like mine Switch over the channel again and again Waiting for something I like to begin It’s clearly not working, I’ll turn to a book Read page after page and can’t find a hook Negative feelings are starting to rise Can’t turn them away whatever I try I open the fridge to see what to serve And pull out a beer to settle my nerves Beer turns to spirits and then on to wine And when that’s all finished whatever I find I’ve run out of drinks so I look at the clock I’m still in good time to run to the shop I stumble down stairs and out of the door And head down the road in search of a store A woman is looking a look of despair She’s judged me and I just don’t see that as fair My story is different and very entwined Where is that shop that I’m trying to find? They sell that good whiskey that makes me feel good It makes me forget why I’m in a bad mood I trip on the step that leads in to the store Try to cling on but end up on the floor People rush over to see how I am I push them away as I’m trying to stand Embarrassment forces my anger aside I thank all the passers ensuring I’m fine I walk to the counter and purchase my drink The one that stops me from having to think I swig all the way on the route to my home Content on the way to have a good moan The rest of the day begins to be blurred All I remember is my talking was slurred Wake up in the morning and something feels fine My usual bad feelings are not on my mind...... |