Bed
You’re warm and cozy at night, plush and soft
But not only at night, also at day
Everyone uses you, you cause no fright
I lay down, my sorrows are kept at bay
Pillows and pillows to keep my head snug
Once they’re warm, they’re turned to their cooler side
I drown in them, drifting like a slow slug
By the end of the day, I feel I’ve died
Soft or firm, you’re comfortable to me,
Some prefer springy, others great stiffness
I prefer memory foam, can’t you see
When I leave you, I am full of sadness
You’re a hindrance to my activities
Nevermind, more like a nuisance really
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