Trivial things always annoy me, at best
I just simply choose to not give my attention
Call it a rabbit or a bunny; I will not split hares with you
Biting my tongue as I am put through a test
Upholding my standards so I will just mention
Trivial things always annoy me, at best
I refuse to argue over similar things; much better things to do
Not interested in your reason or intention
Call it a rabbit or a bunny; I will not split hares with you
Like a mountain climber scaling on his latest quest
I’ll give you an A for effort yet there is no retention
Trivial things always annoy me, at best
Two things, too alike, to debate; try something new
If this were school, you’d be in detention
Call it a rabbit or a bunny; I will not split hares with you
Waving your carrot; you’ve become quite a pest
I am putting this whole topic on suspension
Trivial things always annoy me, at best
Call it a rabbit or a bunny; I will not split hares with you
About the Creator
Marilyn Glover
I am a 2x top Medium writer, editor, and owner of the publication Third Eye Gypsy. Poetry is my first love of writing and spirituality and love are my favorite topics. Follow me on Medium https://gmarilyn009.medium.com/
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