In Too Deep
Tossing and turning in the night,
He breaks a cold sweat and wakes in fright.
His arms and legs lay taunt and numb,
So he finally lets his mind succumb.
The quiet rustling of the trees,
Out comes a bloodcurdling scream of pleas.
He struggles against his impairing thought,
But the Mighty Heavens shall not grant the peace he sought,
A fatal drink to keep his mind at bay,
A knowing smile to show that he's not to stay.
His pride and sanity he yearns to keep,
And so he finally decides to sleep.