Poem -

The trouble of masses

The trouble of masses

If every hair on my head was a stone 
And if in my body there was metal instead of bone 
And all my limbs were solid gold 
And inside my lungs the air weighed tonnes 
I would be troubled with only slightly more weight 
Than all the troubles I bare everyday 

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