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Life Goes On


hark what words i speaketh to thee

for i shall not repeat them;

if thy wishes to be more than a speck

on this tiny world

follow the path that goes high and far

avoid that which ends shortly

for life goes on as long as thou is willing to fight

do not be hasty in growth

for it shall come too soon

whilst it may not be apparent now

learn will thee

what life be

and regret will then be present

in thy ever continuing journey

 
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