Too many things to worry ‘bout, more than we can see
Too many things that must be done, and wants that should not be For each want swarms with worries of the problems it may hold That add to oversaturation, more than can be told All actions have their consequence, inaction has its too Concern for every turn to take, with worry piercing through To crave to have a problem gone, ease worries by a few A reasonable insistence for a target set to do The need to have relief from thinking of the greater cost Drives a lust to seek solutions letting worries to be lost Reduce the load a little, little questions are explored Scarce solution scrutiny, glad the problem is ignored Filed away in storage, never need to think about Regardless how successful the solution set to tout No time to check on every part of every want or need For the worries build up endlessly if ever taken heed
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