Aggravation


Sometimes I arrive at aggravation station,
guess it's the price of freedom in this great nation.

Freedom to get involved in whatever one likes,
creating obligations from oldsters to little tykes.

Like multitasking when one is on the cell phone,
the outcome often comes with leaving a bone.

A bone to pick away at one's energy bar,
with aggravation growing both near and far.

To tackle every little thing that comes in sight,
can get so aggravating one wants to fight.

But jousting with windmills gets nowhere,
just so aggravating at times, I swear.

Might be better to leave all this freedom behind,
drift off into dementia or just lose my mind.


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Aggravation Courtesy PhotoCase.com

Please don't send me your concerns. We all have
aggravations and we get over them. They seem to
grow as life gets more complicated. Easier
begets harder in some cases.

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