and the sunflowers gently turn its way
And open up their gallant faces
The perfect day starts in places
And we get up to the ring of the alarm,
and think why did the day start
We strive hard, and slog through the day
To achieve what we think could
Take us an inch closer to that condition
Which we might consider as perfection
We work thinking, 'its not the best'
We sit thinking, 'just a moment's rest'
We smile thinking, 'why should I stand tall?
When my life's not perfect to smile at all.'
As the sun dips in the placid sea bed
The sky is smothered in purple, azure and red
The combination of colours we may ache to achieve
Is laid out in front of us as the clouds act as a sieve
We lie down thinking tomorrow would be better
I'll write the report, I'll send that letter
I'll wake up an hour earlier and work a little late
I'll try and be more content with the date
And we sleep and dream of the perfect dream
And know that it will never come true
We wake up to think reality is different
Perfection can only in dreams be pursued
And as the birds leave their nest and fly in perfect formations
And the river flows its path for many generations
We smile at our desk and dismiss the thought
If a perfect day could ever be bought!