The day started great
But little did I know the fate
That they had in store for me
I was no longer filled with glee
They wanted to destroy
Everything that I did under their employ
It made me realize that managers don’t care
They just want to show the flare
Of their rank
But they wanted me to walk the plank
They put me under so much stress
I started to become depressed
And I didn’t know where to turn
But I guess I better learn
How to deal with the uncaring
Things have become so unwavering
Sometimes I don’t know what to do
All I can guess is that this has also happened to you
At some point in your life
And you just had to take it in strife
The best way you know how
Lift your head and straighten your crown
And let it fall to the ground
About the Creator
Pamela Dirr
I like to write based on my personal experiences. It helps me clear my mind. We all go through things in life. Good things. Not so good things. My experiences might also help other people with things that they might be going through.
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