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The Grump of Robert
A scowl etched as deep as ancient stone,
In the corners where laughter was overthrown.
Robert walks with a heavy and thunderous tread,
In the realm of the joyless, where sunshine has fled.
His brow like a mountain, unyielding and vast,
Each glance is a tempest, each smile overcast.
With a heart like a fortress, encased in disdain,
He grumbles through life, a lone hurricane.
Yet beneath that stern visage, in shadows once cast,
Lies a flicker of warmth—a remnant of past.
Oh, Robert, dear Robert, why toil in this plight?
Let the world see your colors; let them burst into light.
Robert's Grounded Gloom
In a world that twirls like a dizzy dance,
Robert frowns, dismissing chance.
The stars may twinkle, the sun may blaze,
But he scowls at the brightness, lost in a haze.
Around him, laughter—hollers and cheers,
But he scoffs at joy, burdened by years.
While seasons change and dreams take flight,
His feet are planted, rooted in night.
He grumbles at clouds that dare to roam,
Wishing the wanderers would just stay home.
Yet beneath the surface of his frowning scorn,
Lies the heart of a dreamer, quietly worn.
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