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On the shelf

Early morning, up at five

Its so good to be alive

The birds are singing

the sky is blue

No more thinking

Not of you

 

A new day dawns

With sleepy yawns

I start my chores

Some are fun

some a bore

 

But, when all said and done

I know, i am a lucky one

I have my health, i have my mind

I have a job, i have free time

I have more than so many, i have a bed

And when i sleep there is a roof above my head

 

I need for nothing in this scheme of life

It would be nice to have a wife

Maybe, one day, she will show herself

And then, no longer, will i feel

Left on the shelf

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60 / M / English
Published
Jul 9, 2012
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