Fizz
the winters drawing in
and I’m nervous of the night,
I’m sat in gusty winds,
as dreams fall out of sight,
I close my eyes tight,
and dream of safer days,
the harder I squint my eyes,
The more reality becomes a haze,
but I held on tightly,
to the blanket that held my skin,
and dreamt of all the better things
That seem to stem within,
I woke up, dazed
With cloudy eyes
I was left speechless
As I stare at the skies,
I wander what kind of mist
It is that shields us,
maybe it is the seal,
that leaves us,
Speachless,
Maybe what we think is protection,
Could’ve been protecting us from our biggest lesson,
do you see what I’m saying,
that we can spend our whole lives praying,
delaying
a perfectly inevitable saying,
That it is what it is,
and what is a glass of fizzy drink if it has no fizz
And it’s kind of the same in life I think you have to accept, this.
If you have life without any fuzz I think you’ll spend a lot of time questioning if it’s all enough,
And if you anticipate having a glass of fizzy coke, and every time you drink it’s slides smoothly down your throat,
As if it was water,
boring and still, I think that’s basically how bland life will feel,
Like a reoccurring, anticlimax
Like everything you try lacks,
The passion, and the punch
The kind of shit that’ll keep you thinking during lunch,
what if I had more,
I don’t know, fizz?

















