I'm on my back
In a mountain shack.
The peace is what I need.
There's some dry food sacks,
And some logs out back.
And all the world to read.
The lights come at night
To avail my sight;
To blind me while I feed.
There's songs to write
Because time is tight.
The man wants back the deeds.
I try to rationalise
My failing eyes.
The fever feeds me lies.
Try to reconcile
The sweat and bile;
Try to get me exercise.
Wrote some poems today.
Had to throw 'em away
Because their prayers in dark disguise.
I atone my sins
As my body caves in.
I'll soon embrace the skies.
I'm not ready yet
To erase my debts.
I want some time for me.
I'm really scared
Because I'm not prepared
To face eternity.
The visions are loud
And my head's a crowd.
I wish they'd let me be.
There's a lizard on my chest;
Wish he'd let me rest.
When I sleep he'll feast on me.
Just a lizard's snack,
In a mountain shack
Where a man there used to be.
A fresh meat snack;
Two arms, two legs and a back.
I feel the creatures feed.
Soon I'll be dead.
Carnage on a bed.
And then I shall be freed.
Now I'm a lizard's snack,
In a mountain shack,
Where a man I used to be.
Friday, 1 June 2007
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