Don'T Pressure Me

Don’t Pressure Me 

Get off my case and get out of my face
I’m doing my best, just give me some space

Stop the complaining you’re winding me up
I’ve listened to you but now heard enough

I don’t live in your world, I live in mine
And here you get nothing if you just whine 
 
I want to help you I honestly do
But you’re making it hard, you're being so rude.

One day you will learn that manners are free
It’s not rocket science, you don’t need a degree

So leave me alone while I try to succeed
If you don’t, there’s the door mind your head as you leave.
                                                                                            
                                                                                      Heather Buxton 2014
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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