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Toys Upon My Floor

I wish that there weren’t always

toys upon my floor

or washing evermore

or someone at the door

 

I wish that when I turned my

head I didn’t smell

the faintest little tell

of spew on my lapel

 

I wish that every time I

Sat myself to eat

I had myself a seat

Without the extra feet.

 

I sometimes wish to flee

Just close my eyes and be

Too far away to see

where there is only me

 

Then while my daydreams plan

I see her smiling and

I only wish that I could be

exactly where I am.

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Apr 3, 2010
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