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When He Returns

He's gone traveling today,

Off to adventure far away.

I labor time as I pine

As he passes pine and vine

That I've never, no not once

Chanced a glance, a look askance.

 

This evening I will justify

My own choice to poetify

On his absence from his seat

And the emptiness he leaves complete.

For it is near the holiday

And I would rather he choose to stay.

 

When he returns, I'll make a meal!

With bread and pudding, the whole deal

He will laugh at the floured mess

Of me, my smile, and my best dress.

But, he'll be glad to know to I care

And would always rather have him here.

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jane-a-luxfield
American
Published
Dec 7, 2011
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