routineA Poem by hypochondrita.
routine
what a complicated relationship we share remember when i was just a kid and the thought of having you around gave me bad feelings i couldn't brush down i thought you were responsible for the wastes of life if our time is so very little forgive me but i cannot be so brittle as to spend it on silly repetitions that don't meet my ambitions good mornings had no point don't get me started on house chores sleep already robs you enough routine won't catch me she might as well give up now my naive sense of adventure has been suffering some censure life is too uncertain without goals so uncertain your mind begs for control and you can't really accomplish anything without this tiny flame called constancy and this is where it gets tricky i misjudged you before and i hope you're not too proud to have your faith in me restored 'cause now i see your importance you want me to compromise this moment thinking about the full picture performance and i'm finally ready for the long run as long as our falling out is done.
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