Another day's dawning With attendant bird's chorus Backdrop to my awakening, A new sun's beaten gold orb Hauls over the horizon hard edge As my feet pad, With the rest of me, To ablution, Shower, My morning tea,
Over cereal my mind Considers the day ahead, The tasks ahead, The people with whom I'll interact, The ones I'll try to help To better things And higher flight in life And in that moment I ponder my own mortality
Which at some point Will come home to roost Although I dont know Quite when, Nor where, Nor how, Back in my room A familiar lump is strangely Still beneath The duvet Oh!
That day mortality Comes home to roost, That day briefly Regarded each morning, That time for this flawed And challenged man To cross the bar, Head West, To buy the farm, To turn home, That day it seems