Some days when I lie awake at night,
Ignoring the grey fading's of the light,
I curl myself up into a tight ball,
Stare blankly at the ingrained wall,
And softly whisper to myself,
"Is this all there is?"
Occasionally when i stop after a long day,
I throw myself upon the floor in dismay,
Wretched and tired for no reason,
And think back before this all begun,
Laughing sarcastically, I remind myself,
"Is this all there is?"
In boredom's harsh grip,
I will let my pen lead the ship,
Scratching along the paper,
In the merry dance of a saboteur,
Inking out the lines,
"Is this all there is?"
And in the midst of anger,
All the joy and happiness i spur,
I lash out against the smooth stone,
Half glad that i am alone,
Screaming out in question,
"IS THIS ALL THERE IS?"