To wake or not to wake,
and stay in bed
To sleep. Essays are
due; my class awaits.
But learning can’t occur in my sore head:
My night was spent out late in bars with
dates.
Learnéd models to which I do aspire
Would urge me to awake from my repose,
But Morpheus and Hypnos doth
conspire;
A slothful need demands a lengthy doze.
I honored Dionysius
Saturday;
To further satisfy the god’s desire
For twenty-four more hours we had to play;
Now, not to be awoken, we retire.
Although my work will
not be done in time I fall asleep and
leave you with this rhyme. And
yet I dream: Orpheus with a Triton Before the party it
was class or bust, After, Hypnos gave
me plenty of dust. To
bed back to my dreams I do now go My
teacher will mark me as a 'no show'
Bids me to seek Bellerive's Helicon.
Thus Clotho
spins her wheel, her face in fits,
Because the Fated paper
went unwrit.
I sleep. For futile
fights are norm for those
I call my Fools, so fret
I’ve not or woes.
Once more the sly gods
were able to outsmart me:
If only I had steered
clear of “Booty Party.”