Poem about modern day life for an 18 year old stuck at home out of work, with no choice but writing.
Heavy eyes drift and adopt a gaze , smoke filled room reeks purple haze , slowly seeking blue rizzla on the cluttered rolling tray , A rusty door hinge that’s withered away , Speckles of sharp rust scatter as each day goes affray , toke on a fat 1 and close my eyes , Forget about the stabbing tormentor and enjoy getting high , Colossal cone in hand , smooth clouds of fog enrapture the room , guitars ring melodically and voices sing mellow , Chris Martin tells me everything’s yellow , sip tea two sugars , indulge in a snack , Thank God there’s a luxury in life that sorts out my back , Lay rigid and motionless anticipating the click , Bend backwards , lean sideward’s I’ve learnt the trick , An ongoing conflict , body and mind , An inflame soul searches and tries to find , Still he searches for quality in life , reassurance and peace of mind. © Copyright Timothy James Roberts 10/11/2008
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