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THE ART OF PROCRASTINATION I have often wondered, and I have often thought, That I have often delayed without there being any cause. I often over think and I often codgitate, Procrastinating over my procrastinations of the day. Over thinking needlessly, postponed imagined pain. Second guessing everything. Oh why must I delay? I know that it's important so why do I delay? I know that it's my only chance. Hold on... I'm running away. And what will happen if I fail? Oh and what will people think? And what if I have got it wrong? ... Maybe I'll rethink. The point of all this pondering, is to try to tell myself To never let a moment pass without giving me a chance. "So what!" If people laugh. "So what!" If I lay dashed. At least I'll know within myself that I've given me a chance. For now I'll live on with regret, every day, And think about those who seem so far away. What would have happened & where would I be? Oh if only I'd... If only indeed. John Flanagan 21/11/2016
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Dec 2, 2016
Dec 2, 2016 at 8:20 AM UTC
The Art Of Procrastination
THE ART OF PROCRASTINATION I have often wondered, and I have often thought, That I have often delayed without there being any cause. I often over think and I often codgitate, Procrastinating over my procrastinations of the day. Over thinking needlessly, postponed imagined pain. Second guessing everything. Oh why must I delay? I know that it's important so why do I delay? I know that it's my only chance. Hold on... I'm running away. And what will happen if I fail? Oh and what will people think? And what if I have got it wrong? ... Maybe I'll rethink. The point of all this pondering, is to try to tell myself To never let a moment pass without giving me a chance. "So what!" If people laugh. "So what!" If I lay dashed. At least I'll know within myself that I've given me a chance. For now I'll live on with regret, every day, And think about those who seem so far away. What would have happened & where would I be? Oh if only I'd... If only indeed. John Flanagan 21/11/2016
Tired of thinking about the "what ifs"
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Dec 2, 2016
Dec 2, 2016 at 8:20 AM UTC
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