The Universal Question of Life

Speckled wall
  full of clutter,
people all around me mutter.

Ashes gather,
  smoke to the wall itself does glue.

What to do?
  Wish I knew.

Big red smile,
  wacky face,
all a part of life's big race,
  all I really need is space.
Wish I knew what to do.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2005

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