Sitting back in my comfortable chair
Closing my eyes without a care
I wonder where I will go today
I wonder what will come my way
Perhaps I will awake in a forest
Full of adventure, no time for rest
Maybe I will be on a sandy beach
With the salty sea within reach
*
Sitting back in my comfortable chair
Closing my eyes without a care
I wonder where I will go today
I wonder what will come my way
Perhaps adventure in the great outdoors
Chasing deer and spritely wild boars
Maybe exploring bunkers and caves
Enjoying late night underground raves
*
Sitting back in my comfortable chair
Closing my eyes without a care
What was that noise behind the door
I wonder what awaits, what's in store
Perhaps it's an intruder with a gun
No...it's the pup looking for fun
Along with my wife, after lunch
A sandwich good enough to munch
*
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Paul Stewart
Award-Winning Writer, Poet, Scottish-Italian, Subversive.
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Comments (9)
Ha ha! Just seen this. Love it and thanks for bringing a smile to my face.
The ‘muncher’ returns! Love it! 😄
I hope your comfy chair is as ugly as mine. We all need that one chair.
What a cozy poem to read while I too sit in my comfortable chair, LOVED IT!
Whoaaaa the intruder with a gun came out of left field, lol! Loved your poem! 🍩🥐
Oh, yes!!! The comfy chair!!! Fantastic!!!
Not.... THE COMFY CHAIRRRRRR! 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱 Great poem Paul well done 😁
You're welcome, Paul!
May we all find a comfortable chair in our lifetimes. Thanks for sharing, Paul!