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#‎Day16_EaseOff‬

That feeling of a baby peeing on your shoes
And smiles back at you
That feeling of picking it up
And looking at it in the eye
And it’s still smiling back at you
That feeling of talking with your teeth tied in harmony
Since its mommy is only a room away from the two of you
That feeling of wanting to throw it away
But you still carry it anyway
Why-Don’t Babies come with a Bleep!?
At least for the few years it still can’t speak!
Eh!
Did I hear someone else with me here?
Yes, right here!
That feeling of doing something for it is genuine
Plus it’s just a baby!
What does it know?
But a bleep would really do more
I mean, am just saying!
That feeling of doing right
Since it is the right thing to do!
And you do it, Right
Since it is the right thing to do!
So take off your shoes
It is the right thing to do
Plus it’s just a baby
And it is the right thing to do
You are also just a growing baby…
Can I hear drumrolls!!!!
And a Chinese Horn
We all need to ease the toot off
And am gone!
I need to take a leak, Bye.
Ease Off!

©Krv_160616
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