Good riddance 2020 A year that’s now over but in truth barely began In character form I’d liken it to the bogeyman One step out the door and one step back Not only do I always forget my keys I’ve now got to remember my mask And to steer clear of that dastardly pest known as human contact Even if it means I trip and fall Face first into another hour long scroll session on my phone To remind myself there’s a world out there somewhere To help myself feel as if I’m not alone The only problem is my attention span is nonexist…. ****, I’ve lost my train of thought I’m sure it’ll come to me if I continue to be persistent And change my mindset from reticence Which clouds my every move Because if I’m truthful cynicism has taken control And I feel obliged to reprove everybody in a position of authority With a cerebral intelligence that’s so small It’s quite ironic how they act like they know it all In a situation where delay can quite literally equal death Never has “better late than ever” been so poorly applied At least it covers up the crippling debt and manifesto of lies But never will they be held to account With dilly dallying mixed with inconsistent death toll tallying The GMB boycott was tantamount to an admission of guilt But that’s what you get living in the house that Boris built Yet he has the cheek to wonder why he’s so often ignored I wouldn’t even trust him at the end of a bungee chord If I was jumping off a 6 foot wall Never again Will I take for granted another trip to the pub Even the fetor of **** and pork scratchings Has me eager to gather up the masses In search of a past time I once easily forgot But would now go down as an instant classic Instead I have to deal with video calls and WhatsApp conversations That consist solely of Gifs from American sitcoms Nothing really said, nothing ever learnt The stench of disaster as prominent as a lingering snake palm As another minute of my life is wasted In a poor attempt to stay mentally alert Before another craving for alcohol washes over me Stronger than a wave roiling in the Tasman sea But rarely do I have the strength to ride it out Because I’ve found downing an 8 quid bottle of Cabernet Is a sure fire way to make it through the day So Good riddance 2020, you were truly one of a kind All that’s left is to say cheers While I’m still in the mood to be kind