A Day in the Life

I’m swimming in a sea of white

Too flaky to survive

I’m helpless and I’m miserable

Watching and waiting till I’m eaten alive.

I look to my left

I look to my right

I Search for my friends

They’re out of sight.

I had a home I really loved

It was warm and it was dry

I've Been relocated without consent

I’m cold and wet and waiting to die.

Survival of the fittest

Oh, how strongly it relates

Some will swim until the end

While others will plan to meet their fate.

But it's so difficult to tread

In this forever stretching sea

my arms are tired, but no matter

ill cling to these sides endlessly.

I open my eyes but I wish I didn’t

His mouth is dirty and enormous 

I try to swim to the other side

His teeth are preparing to deform us. 

Metal slices through the sea

There’s a snap a crackle and a pop

Reluctantly I rise to the surface

I need to scream I need it to stop.

But then I remember

I don’t have a choice

All I’ve got is fiber

No brain and no voice.

For all I am is cereal

Sitting in a bowl

Waiting for my immanent fate

Life in a box was getting dull.

You, man with the mouth

I'll let you be the winner

Catch me with your catchers net

Just eat something new for dinner.

Empty the rest down the drain

Let them be free from harm

I’ll take one for the team

All this for a lucky charm.