Another poem

LIFE RULE, YOU FOOL

Away from home,

There are no rules.

All excursions,

No work conclusions.

All the time,

Waiting for crime,

To appear on the news,

While listening to blues.

Every day,

I walk the wrong way.

Every night,

I turn off the wrong light.

When the sun comes out,

I want to give a shout,

But I can’t,

I don’t want,

I’m too lazy,

I’m too crazy.

In bed,

Where’s my head!?

Am I dead!?

Just a dream,

Don’t have to scream,

Do you want ice scream?

Then pay your own,

Get your phone,

To find the ice cream’s home.

Don’t be so rude,

I want some food.

One day,

You go to the bay,

You say:

I want to go to a cliff

They say:

There’s a cliff.

You look down,

You bet a pound,

You can jump off the cliff ground.

You hear,

But you have no fear,

It’s death,

Are you deaf?

You’re dead,

You’re in the coffin bed.

Away from home,

There are no rules.

Before you die,

Say: BYE!

by Alex