Easier said than done is almost always true:
For example, the act of getting out of bed.
On some days I find laborious to do,
But I got lots bigger worries in my head.
Like, making a tuna melt is effortless to say
Like, making a tuna melt is effortless to say
But is there tuna in the house? What kind?
No Chicken of the Sea? If not, I may
Goddamn well simply change my mind.
Yet the smart boy wrote how dying
Is easier done than to talk about:
It happens by itself. Just take a breath,
Your last one, and the lights go out.
Sometimes longed for, but sometimes cruel,
Is the good old exception, that proves the rule.'