Sunsets and MartinisA Poem by David-Tyler
I wake up to sunsets, and martinis
Are there dreams as sweet as these Feel the weight of the world sitting beside me Always nagging me, who are you, make more money Deep breath, each day gets better I know that's just a lie I tell myself Each day, how do I even get out of bed When I know how I replaceable I am in my head I'm a tadpole in a decorative pond It means nothing but it sure is beautiful And I'm even less important than the big fish But what's the point, we're all just someone's side dish Drag myself from the balcony to the couch Sunglasses still on looking like a slouch Drink in hand, I think I see myself in this glass Is it half full, half empty, look at my conscious a*s I can't even look myself in the eyes My whole world is built on lies But I still want to think about it all My life's already written and painted on the wall Predestined destiny Make money, then you die Try to make enough to buy more time But no goals are ever reached, or realized I'm tired of living this life I lead I don't know if I'm antisocial, or a different breed Everyone like clockwork does a nine to five Serving a broken system just like bees in a beehive Where do I fit in if I do I feel so lonely, sure wish I knew Feeling just like that puzzle nobody could figure out Like that song nobody knows what's it about But they're always sort of hoping to be understood In the background of your mind You'll forget us before next Tuesday So don't think too hard, it's not like it matters to you anyway © 2017 David-TylerFeatured Review
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2 Reviews Added on September 19, 2017 Last Updated on September 19, 2017 AuthorDavid-TylerOKAboutI post my worst work here to get constructive criticism. I'm critical of other people because that's what's helpful. I won't make anything personal until you do. I'm not here for drama, fights, or oth.. more..Writing
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