Spent...
What words through yonder monitor break?
It is the truth and I am a son
I rose feeling too soon that envy would fall upon me
and the greif I might feel in comparison to those around
that I might fare well in the market that I too might have a career
Be true this job of which I am envious
This delivery come upon me though I may be green
I would gladly wear the badge and cast off the weary unemployment
It is my treasure! My job! my One!
What job would know that I would have it?
If it could speak of more than nothing, What then?
If this job calls I will answer it
But I am too bold it is not me the job seeks
The heaven might place stars in my eyes
To have some buisness of my own to oversee
How they would twinkle if it were true
What if it could be, these eyes would them see
That this employment would be righter than this twinkle
This mesly position would be quathed by the grandest of positions
And I would be seen throughout the region
the birds would see not me, but my work
and the multitudes would give my works a hand
some would take off their gloves and would clap as lound as they can
That I might hear their hands speak!
It is the truth and I am a son
I rose feeling too soon that envy would fall upon me
and the greif I might feel in comparison to those around
that I might fare well in the market that I too might have a career
Be true this job of which I am envious
This delivery come upon me though I may be green
I would gladly wear the badge and cast off the weary unemployment
It is my treasure! My job! my One!
What job would know that I would have it?
If it could speak of more than nothing, What then?
If this job calls I will answer it
But I am too bold it is not me the job seeks
The heaven might place stars in my eyes
To have some buisness of my own to oversee
How they would twinkle if it were true
What if it could be, these eyes would them see
That this employment would be righter than this twinkle
This mesly position would be quathed by the grandest of positions
And I would be seen throughout the region
the birds would see not me, but my work
and the multitudes would give my works a hand
some would take off their gloves and would clap as lound as they can
That I might hear their hands speak!