So starts the day as the one to come, and the one that's passed before;
The fog hangs thick and dreary like I'm snowed in monthly, yearly,
And I swing out begrudging, weakly out and onto my carpet floor.
Silence fills the vastly spaces as I trudge down sleepy, faceless,
Wandering down the cold wood hallways till I reach my coffee drawer.
And life is drunk in habit.
The fog hides outsides wonder as I break my mindless slumber
And I realize I've no plans as to how to fill my hours.
My family's around me; ghosts of ideas much too flowery,
And sleep turns out to numbness as my hope for this day sours.
And so I retreat to confines alone to address some pleasures known.
I shall fill this day as I have the ones before.