The night flopped over the chimney tops
and dripped from the guttering as
the day broke through in spots
I could hear the house martins sing.
The radio sizzled, the
bacon crackled,
on the range was a pan
full of porridge from the
morning before.
Boots by the door which were itching to go
everything's slow when you want to go fast but
at last we were out on the last day of the world,(a
game that we played where zombies were real and
they were coming for us to make of us a meal)
Each day is a bonus where the onus to be, is
the King of all castles, the Queen of all seas and
to seize with both hands the hands of all friends.
The day ends with a call from,
Mother, you know,
everything goes fast when it ought to go slow.
Mar 3, 2015
Mar 3, 2015 at 3:57 AM UTC
The night flopped over the chimney tops
and dripped from the guttering as
the day broke through in spots
I could hear the house martins sing.
The radio sizzled, the
bacon crackled,
on the range was a pan
full of porridge from the
morning before.
Boots by the door which were itching to go
everything's slow when you want to go fast but
at last we were out on the last day of the world,(a
game that we played where zombies were real and
they were coming for us to make of us a meal)
Each day is a bonus where the onus to be, is
the King of all castles, the Queen of all seas and
to seize with both hands the hands of all friends.
The day ends with a call from,
Mother, you know,
everything goes fast when it ought to go slow.
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