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A Day in My Life by Christopher M. Richardson Saturday, June 07, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan
Dream fades to brutal light Brain sends primitive signals to body Body stands Gains balance and footing Awareness now Start day Automatic functions fire Routine commences Morning ablutions Eat the breakfast Drink the coffee Go to work Throw the boxes Return home Shower and eat Rest Wake Walk back to second shift Drink more coffee Throw more boxes Return home Eat Observe television Drink liquid painkiller Sleep Repeat Repeat… © C. M. Richardson, 2003

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Reviewed by Sherry Gibson	1/16/2004

Christopher, I really thought my way through this one. No matter what we do in life, it's the same, day after day. You captured that so well in this poetry. You captured the mundane thing we call living! Sherry




Reviewed by Sandie Angel	7/7/2003

Bla! Is that it? Life is so boring, isn't it? Okay, I won't tell you to get up and be happy. I just did! Have a great day! Lots of love to you, May Lu a.k.a. Sandie Angel :o)




Reviewed by Vesna Perkovic	7/5/2003

..mundane repetition has a good side to it...giving you TIME to THINK.. BLESS it and make wondrous USE of it....there ya go Chris!!! vesna




Reviewed by T. Emilie Dybevik (Reader)	6/19/2003

Torture to a soul! I hate the run of the mill. This is a good boring way to look at like. Excellent job. Thank you, Teresa




Reviewed by Mark mark.wells21@btinternet.com	6/7/2003

Yeah when you put it like that life looks quite boring, good poem!!