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Late nights


I inhale my last whiff and put out my spliff

I start to feel the grass and I pull out my glass

Although I should not I take one more shot 

before I head off to sleep where my mind goes to rot

I stumble ahead and climb into bed 

and wonder how one escapes existential dread

 

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