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A Round Tuit

by john-f-mccullagh

Everyone said I had such great potential: A bright eyed lad, adept with word and song, an angelic voice, a wordsmith like a lawyer. They look at me now and wonder-what went wrong? If I could put my finger on the problem, Procrastination did beget my fall. I had, at times, an ambitious plan and project. I just never got around to it, that’s all. I dallied in my summer’s afternoon, Listening to other siren’s songs Now winter comes upon me with a vengeance I realize now I never sang my song. But on my cluttered desk, a wooden talisman! A round wood carving- a Tuit tis And now, in possession of a round Tuit, I’ve no excuse for wasting time like this.
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Nov 23, 2011
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