When morning light begins to creep,
I find solace in my sleep.
The world outside can wait a while,
As I drift in dreams with a lazy smile.

The to-do list grows, tasks left undone,
But in this moment, I shun the sun.
Wrapped in warmth, I let time pass,
Embracing peace that seems to last.

Productivity whispers, “Come and see,”
Yet I choose serenity, wild and free.
In the arms of laziness, I find my peace,
A gentle pause, a sweet release.

So let the world turn, let duties call,
I’ll stay here, content in my sprawl.
For in this space, I truly find,
The gentle embrace of a lazy mind.