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Just Another Day

Better don your leather chaps it's going to be a rough one Pack extra roll caps into your Six Gun Ask for double shots to compliment your Starbucks All that's left now is to wish you good luck Bring an extra pack of Bottle Rockets if you have them Monkey wrench and needle nose pliers if you can find some This could read as the last page to the final chapter In what we anticipate as the Happily Ever After Do all you can do to bring the water balloons A cassette if you could of your favorite Show Tunes Add extra sugar in your Slurpee from the 7-11 This ain't going to be easy is what I am guessing Get a tight grip on your Thingamajig Loosen the top on the Pickle jar lid We're about to go through another life lesson Which ain't nothing new if I was a man betting Pack your bags for another day in the life Extra padding would help for the bumpy ride Think we've thunk of it all there's no more to say We're now more than ready for another day

Copyright © | Year Posted 2017




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Date: 12/11/2017 9:01:00 AM
Its coincidental to be seeing this, while yet sulking from the hurts that began particularly early on this day.
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Date: 12/9/2017 6:00:00 PM
Trip of another day of life is definitely interesting. Packing bags for another day's life we should do at right time. You are very right. We're now more than ready for another day. Very neatly written interesting poem this is.
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Date: 12/5/2017 8:04:00 AM
I usually do all this before turning on the news lol! A clever fun write Mike!~Che :)
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Date: 12/4/2017 4:10:00 PM
LOL Thank you for the laugh today Mike. You are so creative with your writing. A lot of talent in all you share with us !
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