Live and Let Live
I believe we make our own world wherever we are
Living in a cozy, little house in a neighborhood
I live close to a drug dealer, a snob, and a recluse,
None of whom, apparently, wish me any good.
I could whine, and let them make me miserable,
I could immerse myself in their puddles of poo,
But I choose to go about my life without concern
What the people in the next block think and do.
I mind my own business, live in a peaceful world
Anymore, I don’t even watch the evening news
I go about my business trying to live a good life
I don’t need aggravation from some stranger’s views.
My motto is “live and let live,” just give me a break
I am not judgmental, so try to treat me with grace.
Leave my property alone, do not my belongings take,
And if you have something to say, say it to my face!
Written October 18, 2022
Copyright © L Milton Hankins | Year Posted 2022
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