Perfect 06/22/2010
There are two boys and a father Who wait every morning For the school bus Perfect. They are perfectly dressed In matching clothes Belts. Polished shoes. Neatly folded socks. White, white pants. Hair perfectly combed. Little boys, brothers They wait Every morning With their father And their perfect schoolbags For their bus. One morning, there is a perfect cake Borne aloft by the father Lovingly prepared by a perfect mother To accompany one of the perfect boys To school. Perfect. On mornings when I wait at the stop for my ride to work I gaze at the perfection Of the morning sky And the luscious trees And the birds serenading the traffic. And I watch the perfect boys standing together With their father Who gazes at them. And says, "Stop running around--you'll get dirty!" And "Be quiet! Sit down!" And "What's wrong with you? You're being wild!" And never once smiles. And I sigh. Commentsshanaz 06/22/2010 18:42
lol. saw that one coming!
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