A HAPPY BLOSSOM NEAR MY BOSSOM (a cut-up of William Blake’s ″The Blossom″ and ″The Rose″).
Pretty Pretty Robin
Under leaves so green
That flies in the night,
The Invisible worm
Seeks your cradle narrow
A happy blossom
Of crimson joy
Sees you swift as arrow
In the howling storm.
O Rose, thou art sick.
Pretty Pretty Robin
Hears you sobbing sobbing
Near my bosom.
Merry Merry Sparrow
Has found out thy bed
Under leaves so green
And his dark secret love
Does thy life destroy.
Actually, it's just an everyday nightmare. The same pile of dogshit, the same teaspoon. And do you know what's frightening ? What's scary ? It's a nightmare which does not scare me anymore. I just live in it now, a horrible tale of habits. Waking-up, jerking-off, drinking up, throwing-up, feeling down, sleeping it off. And the days run by with no hope for even a tiny bit of change. There was hope once, but my habits - of this fucking nightmare of a life - sent hope astray. Now it's just me talking to myself, lying on a bed and counting cracks on the ceilling instead of stars in the sky. The only unusual thing that could pull me out of this misery is death. But she's a lady of habits as well, and usually she knocks on your door when you least want her to. Death is a cunt, and so is life.