My Kind of Store
My kind of Store
The big fancy door
Opened up into a whimsical store.
Things I haven’t seen before.
Things my Mother would deplore.
My eye caught something I wore,
I found it to be a bore.
I walked through and continued to explore.
Things Mom would like, I chose to ignore.
I will sneak them in my drawer,
I really don’t care anymore.
I will never be like her, I swore.
I will be listening to her nag no more.
Trying to get along is such a chore,
One I have begun to deplore.
Copyright © Rev. Catherine Cassell | Year Posted 2023
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