"I woke at dawn fresh and new Full of cheer to face the day with. I bathed and dressed and bid my home adieu Then left for the bus at Main and 5th. The day was clear the sun was out. I noticed the fine crispness in the air. As my shoes clicked on the walk, I wanted to shout For the day so fine and life so fair. As habit would have it Work was a drag. The monotony I I'd chosen had taken its toll. goddamit! Why did it have to happen so soon to me? I felt forty at twenty and knew I was right. I'd decided to be content too early in life, Content with failure, nihilism, existentialism, fatalism. I couldn't fight. I'd forged a double edged knife. Well, I thought I was happy. But today This omnipotent knife showed its other edge. My zeal for safety, my knowledge of self worth, began to say That I was old, boring, young and useless. My pledge To be apathetic and resigned in my immense fallability Was in itself more fucked than my general lack of ability. Well...