I’m Off My Game At The Moment

“Not Myself”

“In Repair”

3 Responses to “I’m Off My Game At The Moment”

  1. Suppose I said I am on my best behavior
    And there are times I lose my worried mind

    Would you want me when Im not myself?
    Wait it out while I am someone else?

    Suppose I said Colors change for no good reason
    And words will go From poetry to prose

    Would you want me when Im not myself?
    Wait it out while I am someone else?

    And i, in time, will come around
    I always do for you

    Suppose I said you’re my saving grace

    Would you want me when I’m not myself?
    Wait it out while I’m someone else?

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    Too many shadows in my room
    Too many hours in this midnight
    Too many corners in my mind
    So much to do to set my heart right
    Oh it’s taking so long i could be wrong, i could be ready
    Oh but if i take my heart’s advice
    I should assume it’s still unsteady
    I am in repair, i am in repair

    Stood on the corner for a while
    To wait for the wind to blow down on me
    Hoping it takes with it my old ways
    And brings some brand new luck upon me
    Oh it’s taking so long i could be wrong, i could be ready
    Oh but if i take my heart’s advice
    I should assume it’s still unsteady
    I am in repair, i am in repair

    And now i’m walking in the park
    All of the birds they dance below me
    Maybe when things turn green again
    It will be good to say you know me

    Oh it’s taking so long i could be wrong, i could be ready
    Oh but if i take my heart’s advice
    I should assume it’s still unsteady
    Oh i’m never really ready, yeah, oh, i’m never really ready
    I’m in repair, i’m not together but i’m getting there

  2. “The little car started to go faster and faster as Milo’s brain whirled with activity, and down the road they went. In a few moments they were out of the Doldrums and back on the main highway. All the colors had returned to their original brightness, and as they raced along the road Milo continued to think of all sorts of things; of the many detours and wrong turns that were so easy to take, of how fine it was to be moving along, and most of all, of how much could be accomplished with just a little thought. And the dog, his nose in the wind, just sat back, watchfully ticking.”

  3. Wait, did you borrow that? I just yelled at one of my former students for losing it.

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