In My Biz Poem by Ima Ryma

In My Biz



I opened up my place of biz.
Soon after, I was hounded by
Bunches of botherings - gee whiz!
Local, state and fed govs said I
Had to have this and required that.
Red tape and paperwork kept me
From customers, and sales were flat.
I was the only employee,
But union reps bugged me to join.
Big box stores tried to run me out.
End of the day, I flipped a coin,
But it got grabbed - tax man, no doubt.

It's a lot harder than I planned
For just a kid's lemonade stand.

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