Evaluating his writing decisions
Dan sat there with his red pen and whisky bottle
It was too long before both were empty
That was when the flames in the fireplace grew larger
Evaluating his writing decisions
Dan sat there with his red pen and whisky bottle
It was too long before both were empty
That was when the flames in the fireplace grew larger
Pushing paper for the sake of some numbers added to his bank account
Larry kept trying to look at the bright side
Anyone could do this, but he had found his level of mediocrity
Could be so much worse, like having to make decisions
Everything would come to a stop then.
Hate was not too strong of a word to describe Larry’s feelings on that
Once something worked, you did not rock the boat
Larry smiled as he read the same report for the fifteenth time
Determining it passed his criteria he stamped it approved and moved on
Everything today was turning out exactly as planned
Realization of his life made the bright side a bit dimmer
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