How sweet in the air it is on one day off

How sweet in the air it is on one day off

A Poem by Sir Robert Robbie Lord Dudley

my only day off I forgets griefs and relax outta order later on
for a while enjoying very much absorbing
for the most things just coffee and jelly toast 
and seeing you and me smiling and watching 
a daydream dawn on the lawn 
my only day off nothing can convince me 
not nor in any ways otherwise so many as it is
just by the light of each other's smile red box your's lucid
awhile the little things made it always in there 
pleasant just from coffee and jelly toast 
and a feeling passes. heart's swellness is going up above 
the mighy ocean in them the little grains know deep
my only day off how sweet in the air it is 
in our eyes however way we keep of this day 
I'm hearing always and forever proven all that sinks in
from somewhere a pudding lid looking at it surprises echoes
again tells me what my preserves are answers turns around this seeks another season changes beginnings in the light of morningtime standing still zooms maybe
brightly they will come to drinking together on
blossoms today's from sweet nothings
keeping back up in the day in times on us was no fuss speaking abouts another cake pulls on this cup every sip roses soft even if it's been a delightful retreat I sees now the great escapes
the bright blue in the sky outta today to my health
my only day off been weeks and here it is plain,
the birds are singing the bees are buzzing busy humming both with a word sent for returns warmth
of across something from their memories on boards spans torns between understanding that the gentle flowers 
unruffled untroubled by the breezes just divine tea
my only day off rolling faster over the sunshine 
I go to the utmost ways there from on patterns rather thence
of the roots to the branches upmost 
in the heart today's tomorrow's arrows windows space
I will show whereon narrows and clearer across  
on longer clothespins within paper of last night 
saw no request just now wine tasting fine 
to this morning coffee and jelly toast 
then it is to walk and to pause 
onto a new breeze I foresees what great is forsakes
the bright blue in the sky's by and by blank cans we must condense today from sweet nothings justifies that crisp clean
with no label on me of poetry which is why tomorrow's better at winds jeans tattered and frayed at book-ends.

© 2021 Sir Robert Robbie Lord Dudley


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Sir Robert Robbie Lord Dudley
Sir Robert Robbie Lord Dudley

Riverside, NJ



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