Tuesday, June 24, 2014

Where Roads Diverge, Pt. 2

I know not what I wish for when I wish that I could change.
I'd do as well to trade retreating hairline for a case of mange.
To adopt the common value's to believe the TV's lies
That having more will make me happy—to hoard, and be dissatisfied.
Perhaps I ought to be creative rather than pay convenience fees,
But the bills bear someone else's face. My time is marked for me,
and while supervision rankles, it straight repels to be adored.
I hate the wrong decisions, but hate the right ones even more.

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