Tuesday, June 27, 2006

Tale of the Grown-Up Imagination

Let's pretend we are kids
Sitting on top of bridges
With fishing poles than never catch a bite
We call these faults on ourselves
No good deed will go unpunished unless
We call these faults our own

There are better things to do in the afternoon

Let's pretend we are kids
Who bounce bounce our feet on the legs of chairs
To keep us from our thoughts
We call these faults on ourselves
No good deed will go unpunished unless
We call these faults our own

There are better things to do in the afternoon



Like slaying dragons, and flying spaceships
And zapping robots with our magical powers

3 Comments:

At 10:39 PM, Blogger courty said...

When I was little, my dad made me a playhouse out of a refrigerator box. It was pink and green, just like my bedroom, and it even had a light in it and everything!

Man, that thing was the best.

 
At 4:08 PM, Blogger Civil Whisper said...

That is a great memory. I always wanted a refrigerator box to play in!

 
At 6:27 AM, Blogger b said...

i had a big screen tv box. brianne brought her tv box, and my dad found us a refrigerator box. we put them all together (three rooms), painted the outside then covered it with plastic (waterproof) cut out holes for windows, took my parents extra carpet (they were renovating the basement at the time), and put a fan inside (it got humid)... it lasted until brianne and i fought and she took her rooms home.

 

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