Giggle, giggle—swallow beans,
Wash the dishes, clean the bins.
Mutton, fish, curry, and beef,
Taunts, sarcasm, dreams but grief.
Sush! The sound above decibels,
Buzz and roar—what about tinnitus?
Free, independent, no fear of inclusion,
No one to assess—but what about seclusion?
Sadly rich, with burger and fries,
Oh, nobody to deal with—sighs!
And there comes Peppa Pig and Panther,
All by myself to deal with tamper.
End of the day holds no meaning,
Reality, delusion, facts, and healing
This poem blends the mundane with the surreal—chores, food, noise, and cartoons collide with deeper reflections on loneliness, freedom, and the thin line between reality and delusion. It’s both playful and heavy, showing how humor and grief coexist in everyday life.