People In A Hurry Poem by Ray Hansell

People In A Hurry



He see's the world going by him
But he doesn't seem to care
He passes the time of day
Sitting by the window playing solitaire

He watches people hurry by
Each with their own special cares
He always laughs as he watches them
For he can see they are going no where

Everyone seems to be in a hurry
Living life faster then they should
But he knows they'll never slow it down
He knows they wouldn't, even if they could

So he just passes the time of day
Playing cards and watching people rush
He knows that deep inside of them
They have all lost the human touch

You see he knows they are so consumed
By their jobs they are owned
They always rush to get things done
They've forgotten what it's like to be at home

But he knows that come tomorrow
They'll pick up where they left off today
They'll hurry and they'll scurry
As they rush their life's away


12-4-09/RjH

Sunday, September 14, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: life
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Ray Hansell

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