It's Quite the Quaint Life

It's Quite the Quaint Life

A Poem by Whales

All I need is to ride with the whales.
I fly with the birds,
But the birds are dead
I saw a child, crying, on the side of the road.
I went up to him, and there was a scar on his face.
I kept walking.
Today was my birthday,
I turned another number,
Wonderful.
Rugs and hardwood,
stained with milk and honey.
Causing ants to infest the house.
I'm allergic to ants.
What a quaint life we have.

© 2012 Whales


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Added on May 9, 2012
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Whales
Whales

Southborough, MA



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