This Way, Lord Byron
It's a long haul to Christmas, a long time to toil
Up and down the attic stairs for half a pint of oil
We nonetheless do it, year in and year out
Some growing sturdier and some growing stout
And all ending up in a box in the soil
With the advent of calendars, days will rush past
Tripping on the cellar stair, blenching in the blast
We know there's no reason, it's no kind of sense
And often the urge to resist is immense
But finally futile: the die has been cast
Contributors: | TG, Roland, P. |
Poem finished: | 28th October 2002. |