In measured steps I pace my way
From car to work and back each day, And in between I earn our bread, And after eat, and go to bed To dream of all for which we yearn, But can’t afford on what I earn; So every morning I arise, To dress and eat, say my goodbyes, Get in the car and run that track So long well-worn, to take a whack Again at that old nine-to-five That roofs and keeps us all alive, And park and pace my measured way From car to work yet one more day. |
The Measure of My Days
from All-Too-Occasional Verses : poems, 1st ed., Dec. 2005.
1st web edition posted 1/17/2006.
Published by Fleabonnet Press.
©
2005-2006 by
Brian Kunde.