Two Cents
Carry on, my dear, carry, carry on
For soon, for you, there will be a new dawn
Filled with joy and filled with cake and presents
And if I must, I will throw in cents
A pair, of course, for if that is not there
No advice will be given, for next heir
To keep your property and liberty
And life too, but that is mere wizardry
From Columbian brew, all that divine
Leaves you thinking you are on the cloud nine
Its hole gives you peek at the love below
Your lover picks up snow, and off with throw
It hits one’s face, leaving one very numb
And discerning that all I did was dumb
For love, for life, and all merriments here
Taking it in, for it is but my dear
That loss is all my love, death all my life
Here my two cents, they are all of my strife
Carry on, my dear, carry, carry on
For soon, for you, there will be a new dawn
Copyright © J. Amorose | Year Posted 2016
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