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Attitude


“There I go! Oh, what a sight! In my chosen flight Standing at a corner in hope that a passerby gives me pity Everyone looks down at me just wondering, just why? I got into this shape and place with my pride just smitten I did not want to be here, but now I start to like Many feel sorry for me and I’ve got lots of attention I need not to be responsible and just enjoy the ride As many, a passerby sniff at me in pride not to mention My responsibility rest by others now from day to day If they give me nothing it may sear their conscience I really don’t care if they have their own bills to pay As with an indifferent attitude are testing my patience Jan Wienen
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