I...
cannot work on days which end in ‘y’
regretfully that means Today
as, sadly, it did Yesterday
Mon. thru Sun. all cross that line
so, powerless, I must decline
and, of course, each Holiday
finds me at home, or out at play
It may be a Y-ophobic reaction
which leads me to this work inaction
or, better explained, as a mental paralysis
needing a deep-seated psychoanalysis
maybe a childhood Freudian fear
of a frayed yellow yardstick swung at my rear
But with lots of therapy and lots of rest
(and lots of disability checks)
one day I’ll find why I deny
to work those days which end in Y
until that time I’ll hide my sorrow
and hope I never see Tomorrow
This book summarizes life's ten toughest tests with ten passwords each to pass these tests. The current overload, speed of change and chaos are all summarized well enough to get to the Land of Simple on the other side quicker than usual.
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The Narcis