Rise at dawn
rinse the dirt
race in car
off to work
Stay all day
toiling hard
wish I could
stay in yard
Sit on deck
watch birds nest
read a book
facing West
Weekend comes
time to play
jump in jeep
speed away
Campsites full
gas is low
homeward bound
we must go
Monday comes
week begun
crazy pace
never done
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Lol, this is so true about routine life. Loved your poem!