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Life Cycle


Life is a meaningful fight,
Win the race with all your might.
Delighted, excited for your first sight,
No worries at all, for all is right.
 
Years go by in the speed of sound,
Causing, seeing woes around.
But love is near, so withstand all pounds,
Fly to the shining stars, for there are no bounds.
 
Settle, sustain, present a ring,
For the sweet happiness she will bring.
Together forever no matter aging,
Although her life goes by in a zing.
 
Death walks closer day by day,
Life goes by like a play.
Nothing can stop life’s decay.
Nothing said could cause delay.
 
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