The Golden Gateway
I don't cry much
because I always have this hunch
That one day
I will pay,
For all that I have gotten,
I'm always telling her "No, I have not forgotten",
To thank the people
At the steeple
For that day
They opened my airway
And let me play.
Just because I do not smile
Does not mean I have a bad lifestyle,
It's just that I know someday
My mother will see the golden gateway
And I pray that she will be sitting under a peachtree
All while filling with glee
However, selfishly, that is the day I don't want to see.
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