I hear myself, at work
in the kitchen, cooking
shouldn't sound like that
There is a time for everything
but it is fixed
in daily routines
When it gets dark
I can breathe out, look
outside, look at the birds
On holidays I discover the world
through the eyes of the boys
who conquer rocks and rivers
The girls are princesses
They train themselves to be a queen
destined to complain about her fate
At home, they are my family
They plug their ears
when I'm cooking
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