I play my merry melody
With fervor and with ease
For my merry melody
Is a part of me
Round and round the wheel spins
With bumps that prick at pins
Until, fin’lly, it re-begins
And goes ’round once again
But sometimes a pestilent squeak
From a lack of oil and grease
Makes me ruddy in the cheek
No more am I at ease
So easily might I repair
My ailment with care
But I must first cease all the wear
From the melody I bear
Fin’lly stopped, I silently rest
Gears red hot from the grind
All pulled apart, cleaned, oiled, and dressed
Refurbished by design
How creative!
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Aww thank you 🙂
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You’re welcome! 🙂
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I loved this.
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Thank you 🙂
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I loved the metaphor of the musical box with the self.
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This is so good! 😀
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Thank you so much 🙂
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