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Irreplaceable


Thou art my bones The unruly shell The worlds smile The story unforgotten told But the Adam may bear ,us far Oh ! What a sweet omen Struck in sweet unpleasantries Memories made anew Thou art the gardens replicates Thou art irreplaceable Thou livest deep in their sight Thou art treacherous Seen ye as dangerous But holds ye the worlds tide The world are ye the strength and might Thou are impeccable! Shall the forsake thee? Shall the world do but without thee? The world despise but embrace thee For the world a story to tell For thou art forsaken End the world and in hell All the young shall tell; The old shall crave the shell Thou art the ambassador of procreation Thou art unruly Thou art irreplaceable!
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Iorshange T.Benjamin

It is absolutely better to be ridiculous than to be boring. However,it is better ridiculed than to be ridiculous

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