Put on the kettle and sip Barry's, frail Though I feel, heartened by that cuppa, whence, Wash up all last night's dishes, to craft hence Our breakfast, which he seems to think t'avail Is my job, porridge, bacon, omelet bail With roasted, fresh potatoes, showring thence As if's not late, yet's noon, a friend fr'intents Oer ere I realize or am dressed--I fail? Plan crafting reubens for our lunch, and fer All of our chatter, how Thou grants that too, Oh LORD. Run off to work whileas in tour They lunch and talk, filled with the happy view Of that dear sight. And if the hours drag, stir In me to seek Thy face, LORD, all of You.