From Dismay to Delight [Composed in 2022]
My new house to me was a bit dismay
When on the first day I found everything outré
The rooms were so close, the size compact,
My window had a view that was not perfect,
A swarm of mosquitoes, rain causing damps,
Every li'l thing was causing poignant.
Bit by bit, the sights began to change,
When toutes les choses were mise-en-scène.
My mornings now start with a euphoric spree,
When I gaze through my window at a grand green tree.
I hear the sound of the gentle breeze,
Whispering softly, "Hey, don't freeze."
Embrace the change, it’s a freebie,
Vous avez de la chance; not all get it with ease.
So I started focusing on the pros of ma vie,
Et voilà, I see just beauties around me.
The proximities are boon, comme easy to eye on rooms,
I can establish my dominion, when I see my son moon.
He needs to work hard and complete his HASS,
When he doesn't do so, I easily catch his ass.
So what if there's no park,
That I could see through my window, when my dog used to bark.
There are long pistes here where I do morning walks,
And love to do mon vélo, for hours and hours.
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