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The Land of Sleep
A poem of despair. |
The Land of Sleep Once my life had a purpose. I had a mission, a plan. Now I’m filled with confusion And I just don’t give a damn. Watch a bug crawl up the wall. Count my fingers and my toes. See dark clouds as they pass by. That’s the way my morning goes. Try to tumble from my bed, Shake the cobwebs from my brain. Maybe amble to the bar Or, just lay here, wait for rain. I’m looking for some meaning, Some reason to stay alive. Right now I’m just wasting space Just trying to find some drive. I sweat and slave paying bills Payments always far behind. I have to end this drudgery Or I just may lose my mind. A sad stranger I’ve become, A loner to those I meet. This hard path that I travel Draws me to the land of sleep. I watch the moving shadows As they slide along the wall. Gradually they disappear. Into the abyss I fall. Once my life had a purpose. I had a mission, a plan. Now I’m filled with confusion And I just don’t give a damn. |