Driving home I pound my fists on the wheel.
"Another fool to suffer – look at him!"
I’m a good actor, but I can’t conceal
That I often teeter out on a limb –
One hitch in my plans and I lose all sense.
Life as I know it feels precarious.
Even as my fevered frenzy relents
The pressures in my head prove various.
Then I turn up our drive and see your car –
It seems you arrived just ahead of me.
I laugh at myself. "How foolish you are
To carry on to this absurd degree!
How lucky did you ever hope to be?"
Your strong arms – a place in the world for me.