And Now I'll Rest Poem by Phil Soar

And Now I'll Rest



I sat behind a desk when I was four
My chair was always screeching on the floor
And life's the same now that I'm sixty-four
Sitting at a desk eight hours and more

But now I have the gout and aches and pains
My chair has small dark patches from tea stains
And all this work is boring and it drains
The wit and things I've learnt inside my brains

At school, the teacher often praised my wit
But now my boss is really sick of it
And though no longer young and full of zest
I think it's time for me to have a rest

Thursday, February 23, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: humor,silly
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Sister Frances 23 February 2017

A brilliant poem, love the way you linked that four year old boy to the man of sixty four, very cleverly written :)

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