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Distraction
While at work one day Straining to stay on course Blocking distractions from interrupting Delicate and tenuous focus Like a toddler restrained on a lap, You fought to be set free To pounce from mind to page Wagging and begging like a pup Without a voice of your own You tug my hands impatiently Luring fingers to the keys, Refusing to accept the most valid excuse It did no good to explain, You are a distraction to my day Papers and due dates scream for attention But you are one insistent little creature Reluctantly, I surrender-you win Moving papers and files I give you room to run and play Which you do so blissfully And time flew unnoticed As my inner child Poured out of my soul. I was left to wonder at the end of my day Which part was really the distraction.
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