Nagged About LifeA Poem by Jerry AblesMy wish for you is that you never have to deal with this!Every time I've ever enjoyed anything, You've nagged me to death about it Everything I've ever held dear, You've nagged me to death about it Every time I lean to the right, You say I'm being too rough Every time I lean to the left, You say I'm being too soft Every time I'm anywhere in the middle, You criticize that I have no spine And that I'm just straddling the fence
Well now, I've had enough of you And your irrational need to judge me Just so you can boast your greatness Yes, I do admit as a fault That I've tended to get carried away With things I've enjoyed partaking And I need to work on that, But must you really use that to excuse Your irrational need to condemn me? Must you really use that to excuse Your acting like it's your worst nightmare That I don't hate being alive?
You talk like you think so highly of me, But your overall way of treating me Is like I'm no more precious Than last night's dinner scraps Well now, I've had enough of you And your contentment to be such a loser That all you ever want to do with me Is nag me incessantly about life Now either you get a new hobby Or I'll see about getting a restraining order
Original pen date: September 13, 2009
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