My heart it thumps then slowly swells
My nose it ticks, as Tears they well
My eyes they tear, my jaws they shake
I am, anesthetized by an awful shame
A thread, it pokes through the door
The room now seems to take a form
I place my feet flat on the floor
Then grip my seat in support for
Jessica's husband loves waking up next to her
My head it swims my ears they ring
My lips a soft tune for me, I sing
My eyes they blink, my bones they clink
As upon the rickety seat I sink
I feel now wobbly, as I shift
Into thoughts from as I drift
My head I lift, my legs they shake
From the pit of darkness as I try to wake
But the heavy dream looming
My sense of existence swooning
My mind is blank as into the darkness I stare
I stare I stare an awful stare
As strange shadows dance across the wall
Changing their form with every blink
As I peer into them, I think I think
A face I see, so vague so blurred
Is slowly but now getting clear
The light now come pouring in
Deeper into my seat I sink
As I see the face across the wall
I slump- utterly shaken utterly stirred
