I squeeze the bottle again and again The honey burbling as another drop struggles to fall And I have to wonder once more if It is worth it to struggle so for Just one more small taste of sweetness
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The day, at last, has come that I have sought; The joy its coming brings, I’d near forgot As I by reams of paper have been caught. But soon, I shall have leave to go and play At being young again while the bright day Shines out across the hills. I seldom say Such things, of course, since I my work must do, But seldom saying does not make untrue What is thus said, and joy does now me woo. It beckons from outside the window’s pane, Makes its intentions for me clear and plain, Suggests that soon I’ll find some ease for pain I took these several months to figures run– Perhaps this time I may well have some fun!
The string has to be taut for the bow to pull sweet sounds from it, And a sure hand has to be had for so much to be true, But it is all too easy, when trying to tune, To make something snap, and there is no fixing it after
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The last few dozen yards beckon, And though my legs are grown heavy And my breath is raggedly in and out, Still, I swallow and start to sprint, Knowing that once I break the tape, I can rest a while before the next event
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Reading for the work I do, And there is still a lot of it I do Even now in these later days, I remember when I read for the joy of it, Something I seem not to do anymore, And I wonder where the years have gone, Even as I have to get back to Poring over the pages
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The flowers emerge from the soil again Green-built blooms rising from between the stones The gravel and pebbles and chunks of rock Leavings of tree-roots walking through Still waving proudly at the roadsides And I smile to see them Even if I dare not stop to smell them Knowing that the traffic will not slow for me And that I will not last long as a speedbump
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Looking back on what I wrote before,
Reading aloud the words to those for whom I wrote them,
In whose honor and praise I lifted my pen
And in whose honor and praise I would do so again,
Seeing one smile not only at her own,
But also at that of the other–
An uplifting joy matched only by
The fall from the other not bothering to listen