Peaks and Valleys
After a monotonous day of pointless toil
I succumb to the comfort of my home and uncoil
My father tells me that this practical life is for the best
but every day seems to be a clone of the last
when I think of the inaction
it's as though the walls begin to close in
and what was once a comfortable home
now has transformed into a veritable prison
fear has transformed me into an unmoving rock
as my mind turns into a resevoir of forbidden thoughts
I become more aware of the ticking of the clock
louder and louder it becomes, as this vicious cycle seems to never stop
And in a fleeting moment where clarity wins
I reach out to others with the power of my pen
for it's much better than wallowing in self pity
or to accept defeat and simply give in
Unlike people, my pen is something that's loyal
it's always here to help me revel in my spoils
but also an escape from days full of melancholy
deep down I know it'll join me in every peak and valley
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