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True confessions of the day, which never seem to end Often bring deep shadows into light When exasperating tales of how we crush each other’s spirit We bring home to our loved ones and recite To forget about the day and come home with just a smile So often, we quickly forget that this we need to do Instead, we bring the awful grief that has been left at our feet Into our homes to rest upon the ones we love so true Now I will be the first to admit that we all need a shoulder to cry upon Someone to tell about the gist of our unpleasant day Yet I think most would agree with me, if given a choice outright That our homes should be a refuge, come what may When you travel through the door of your most blessed home Shake the exasperated dust of the day from your feet Greet your loved ones with a smile and rest there for a while Leave the worst of your day there on the street
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Jun 17, 2010
Jun 17, 2010 at 7:55 PM UTC
Exasperated Dust
True confessions of the day, which never seem to end Often bring deep shadows into light When exasperating tales of how we crush each other’s spirit We bring home to our loved ones and recite To forget about the day and come home with just a smile So often, we quickly forget that this we need to do Instead, we bring the awful grief that has been left at our feet Into our homes to rest upon the ones we love so true Now I will be the first to admit that we all need a shoulder to cry upon Someone to tell about the gist of our unpleasant day Yet I think most would agree with me, if given a choice outright That our homes should be a refuge, come what may When you travel through the door of your most blessed home Shake the exasperated dust of the day from your feet Greet your loved ones with a smile and rest there for a while Leave the worst of your day there on the street
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Jun 17, 2010
Jun 17, 2010 at 7:55 PM UTC
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