Tuesday, 16 August 2011

Friends with benefits



Share my bed; we don’t have to count sheep.
Just stay up and talk so there’s no time for sleep.
It’s only big enough for 1 of us, so lay across me calm.
Can you feel my hand shake as you grip my palm?
We should be just friends but tonight is different.
It’s strange how time can alter the frequent.
I don’t like the way I’m looking at you of late.
Cos I’ve always been a sceptic of love and fate.

Pessimists give way to an optimistic thought,
It’s the only irony that cannot be taught,
Unlike the lucid dreaming of insomniacs,
A castle collapsing without an attack,
Or A broken watch, that’s time is right,
A young librarian who’s lost her sight,
Or a story teller who’s literally lost the plot,
You won’t like this, but you, friend, are all I’ve got.
The problem is, is that we’re just magnets,
As we lie beneath the blankets,
When we’re so close we can’t be parted.
But it can’t end if we never started,
And if you turn and repel we’d both be liberated.
And to do that we’d never be conjugated.
And then we’d both lay there empty and deflated.
Tell me baby, are these feelings just over-rated?

Share my bed; your scent has left me still.
I’m trying to resist this, but I’m losing my will.
The blanket barely covers me, I don’t want you to freeze,
I already had goose bumps, when your leg met my knees.
You look so peaceful, eyes resting for minute,
I know this will end badly, you’ve pushed me to my limit,
Doing nothing and I’m falling and that’s what I hate.
Cos I’ve always been a sceptic of love and fate.
Pessimists give way to an optimistic thought,
It’s the only irony that cannot be bought,
Unlike the lucid dreaming of insomniacs,
A castle collapsing without an attack,
Or A broken watch, that’s time is right,
A young librarian who’s lost her sight,
Or a story teller, who’s literally lost the plot,
You won’t like this, Darling, but you’re all I’ve got.

Pessimists give way to an optimistic thought,
It’s the only irony that cannot be taught,
Unlike the lucid dreaming of insomniacs,
A castle collapsing without an attack,
A broken watch, that’s time is right,
A young librarian who’s lost her sight,
Or a story teller who’s lost the plot,
You won’t like this, lover, but you’re all I’ve got.

The problem is, is that we’re just magnets,
As we lie beneath the blankets,
When we’re so close we can’t be parted.
But it can’t end if it never started,
And if you turn and repel we’d both be liberated.
And to do that we’d never be conjugated.
And then we’d both lay there empty and deflated.
Tell me baby are these feelings really over-rated?

Monday, 11 July 2011

Sophomore

Sophomore?

Am I just a number on a door?
Or the rain of the summer,
And the smell of petrichor?

Am I just some background noise?
The fracas in commotion,
Or a man amongst the boys?

Am I just a cast-away?
Adrift from irrevocable,
Off-track from the stray?

Am I just an antonym?
Reversed of the inversed,
A contradiction victim?

Am I just uninspired?
Obsolete and sterile,
Asleep when I’m not tired?

I don’t know what the future holds,
All that I do is past,
What I do know is, I right now,
Am neither first nor last.

By David Wells

Thursday, 16 September 2010

More like a fly zapper than a light



More like a fly zapper than a light

I wasn’t scared of anyone.
Then you said you’re going away.
Now I’m scared that someone else,
Will lay where I once lay.

The thing that kept me going,
was you, all summer long.
I thought we were going somewhere,
You told me I thought wrong.

I know I’m not as beautiful,
special or as smart.
But you didn’t give me chance,
and broke my little heart.

Open your arms,
and hold me tight.
Cos I’m just a moth,
and you are the light. X 2

PAUSE

I’ll find someone else,
with greener eyes,
with blacker hair,
who will realise how much I care,
cos shes not aware

What am I thinking,
there’s nothing I can do.
No way to find a girl,
who smiles like you.
someone else,
with greener eyes,
with blacker hair,
who will realise how much I care,
but shes not aware

Open your arms,
and hold me tight.
Cos I’m just a moth,
and you are the light.

I know she’s a fly zapper, but her light is too bright.

Tuesday, 15 December 2009

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Tuesday, 1 December 2009

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Thursday, 12 November 2009

Rant #4 - Autobiographies

I am grateful for: Jumpers, Strangers, Finishing UCAS
Song today: Attack!Attack! - Say It To Me
Feeling: Cold, Tired, Intrigued
Currently: Watching Everyone Hates Chris
Later: Finish reading Frankie Boyles book.

After reading the opening chapters to the hillarious Frankie Boyle autobiography, "My Shit Life So Far". Its inspiring me to think about: My life, if im famous - my autobiography, whats the title going to be? What would i put in it? And more importantly, Who the fuck would want to read about my life?! Well, your reading this and I'm not even THAT famous yet. Its a start.

Lets try and answer those questions:

The Title?
Has to be something witty, quick, sly yet tell something about the truth. For instance Dale Wintons' autobiogrpahy is called "My Struggle". It is the same title as Adolf Hitlers, translated to German "Mein Kampf". This is witty because it looks like "Mein Kamp"! Which he certainly is.

What am i going to be famous for? Murder? Celeb slag? National treasure? mmmm... Maybe cos im a not a skinny lad to say the least, "Chasing the marathon".
The title in gold print with me doing the biography pose.... you know the elbow rested against something whilst my head is cupped into my hand. I give a small content smile and the book cover is complete. Set pride of place in the hardback shelf in WHSmiths. But not waterstone, far to posh to bother with my ruffian material.


What do i put in the book?
i dunno. what do people usually put? How good/shit was my childhood. I went to some rough comprehensive and found refuge in a teacher who set me on my path to become sucessful. found a friend who i saved from commiting suicide...

NO. cos nothing like that happened. None of my friends are depressed to death. and I had boring teachers. One teacher in year 3 was so boring, he looked like a ball bag with his almost bald head and was as interesting as a damp teabag in lukewarm water. My only memory of him was at every christmas disco that "uncle bobs dancng disco" (an old bloke playing barbie girl dressed up like timmy mallet) didnt goto he would wear a groucho marx mask and do the "Superman" song over a scabby tape recorder! even when i was like 7, and words like willy my me laugh, it wasnt funny ; he seemed like a wanker.

So that would leave my failure of teenage years and (i am famous) my tragically exposed adult life.

Who would want to read my book?
Stalkers, ex's (if i have more than 1) - to check how many lies ive spread about them, the people who bought my bought thinking it was about David Wells the Psychic, people who like laughing at people falling down and those who laugh then fall upstairs themselves... yes i do mean UP-stairs.



Yes its shit. But the book will be the worse.

Tuesday, 3 November 2009

Have You Noticed ? #1


I am grateful for: NME TV, Postal Workers, Food, Live Music
Song today: The Specials - Gangsters
Feeling: Happy, Wet, Cold
Currently: Recovering after food, watching NME TV
Later: Back to College.

This is a new thing to the Blog. Have you noticed will be about little things that you notice, but don't necessarily pay attention to.

This Have you noticed is dedicated to buses.

1. The bus mans wave. Have you noticed that every time one bus driver passes another they do a little wave (often followed by a friendly poke at how drunk they were last night out of the window). But this only happens if its the same bus company. Stagecoach will wave at Stagecoach only! If its 2 rival companies you get the bus mans nod. A small gesture of friendliness between a bloody war for tickets and taxiing about!

2. Seating position. It sort of follows the rule of the urinals. You try and sit as far away (at least 1 vacant row away) from the next person as possible. When the bus starts to fill up, you pray that nobody sits by you. Damn it! Its some old woman who doesn't like that your wearing earphones, so she looks at you with a discerning look as she rests her tins of spam on your feet. Or Damn it! Its some old Pikey bloke on the way to the pub! He reeks of gin and wont stop laughing at everything. Watch him as he pervs on the school girls getting on the bus. Watch as he stumbles about trying to get off, you would swear the bus is still moving the way hes wobbling!

3. Ungrateful grannies! You get up for the oldies, its the unwritten law. If you take more than 3 seconds in getting up and away, they dont thank you, instead sit down and start moaning about how horrible young people are, " no manners, just walk about thinking they own everything and wont even give up a seat for you! What they need is a clip around the ear, if my graham was here hed give em a bash! ".... Excuse me! What do you think i just did for you?

4. Last bus of the night. Usually about 11.30pm -12.00 am. Get on it, full of homeless men and alchys. All really nice to be fair, always ask me do i want a swig of their 3p per litre cider or a dram of Cheap Whiskey. :) I say no of course, dont want Alchy germs.

5. Run out of seats? Standing a pain? Sit in the luggage carrier... Everyone seems to do it!

6. Everyone in the city wants 20p for the bus! Haven't they heard of inflation? And they will probs save them up and buy some gin!

7. Bus Regulars. O look its the woman who wears the same cat tie all the time.... O god, not them inbreds again.... Im sure the bloke who gets on at the lights is a Nazi...

8. Getting on the back of the bus when you get off next stop. Everyone stares at you. But the back of the bus is the best :D 5 seats in row and closer to the heaters.

9. The person who presses the button by accident gets looks for the rest of the time on bus like they have killed a baby. Often followed by tuts and shaking of heads.

10. Nobody reads the metro, just pick it up and leave it on the seat next to you in an attempt to stop people sitting by you!