In pyjamas, I sit,
Thinking of the comfort of home, as I swelter in heat
In pyjamas, I sit,
Browsing away on the internet,
When deadlines loom large in front of me.
In pyjamas, I sit,
Remembering every time I wore pyjamas at home, and
And spilt food on myself while eating dinner,
Prompting a change in pyjamas,
But today,
Spilling food on oneself doesn’t yield a fresh pair of
Doesn’t yield a fresh pair of pyjamas ready in my closet to slip into,
But rather,
The thought of having to trek till the laundry,
And collect the clothes
I had given last week,
Or the thought
Of having to wash my pyjamas,
With the Tide making my toes nimble.
As I think about these things,
The absurdity of it all strikes me.
I’m wearing pyjamas,
In heat rising to 40 degrees,
That shows no signs of slowing.
And I realize:
If pyjamas can set off this much thought,
Then thinking about a project due
Can do a whole world of good.
Cutie
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