Sleeping in
Once upon a little time
when the world was white as snow
I tarried in my morning bed
as there was much to do, to know.
I answered God with an angry heart;
he did not know what to say.
I carried his will within my apple
cart, and there it is
to this very day.
O the winds of time worried me not!
I could not really decide the decisions
could not untie the withering knot
this faded blot
that upon my life did lay.
Were they stains in the wind
to show where something was and now
was not?
So once again here and once again there
I’ll go with you, thus
in the morning perhaps
another worded entry will lie with me
for help for love
of break of day.