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A Little Air Please - New Year's Resolution
A Little Air Please - New Year's Resolution Breathing is an important thing to do I think I will resolve to do it too Through and through the New Year I think I will start at the stroke of twelve And make it my New Year’s resolution Take one breath at a time and call it mine Swallow air, as if it is my very first time And then for good measure I resolve to do it again Breath once in and once out Throughout the year I hope I get it right Sometimes I’m confused and I forget Should I start with an exhale first Then do the inhale next? I want to do the New Year right If I hold my breath too long Will I lose my life? Will I become addicted? Created on 12/08/14 for – Regina Riddle’s - “New Year's Resolution” – Poetry Contest
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