Why Does It Make You Weep Poem by Lawrence S. Pertillar

Take what you value,
And put it in a sack.
Leave it where it's at,
And don't look back.

Why does it make you weep?
When you made it were you sleeping?

Take what you value,
And put it in a sack.
Leave it where it's at,
And don't look back.

Look around and see what's on the streets.
That reality you made to keep.

Why does it make you weep?
When you made it were you sleeping?

Look around and see what's on the streets.
That reality you made to keep.

Why does it make you weep?
When you made it were you sleeping?

Take what you value,
And put it in a sack.
Leave it where it's at,
And don't look back.

Why does it make you weep?
When you made it were you sleeping?

Take what you value,
And put it in a sack.
Leave it where it's at,
And don't look back.

Look around and see what's on the streets.
That reality you made to keep.

Why does it make you weep?
When you made it were you sleeping?

Take what you value,
And put it in a sack.
Leave it where it's at,
And don't look back.

Unstrap and remove those shackles.
It's an addiction you've got to detach...
And avoid interaction.
And avoid interaction.
And avoid interaction.
And avoid interaction.