Memories
Memories flit by through my head
Of those who once lived
But now are dead
I see their faces
And the words they spoke
Their warm embraces
My heart, they broke
But now I feel cold
Because they are not here
And I have grown old
And I live in fear
So I sit in my chair
Alone and so glum
While the rain pelts the window
In a gentle thrum
These are the days
That I think of my mum
And of a gentle rhyme
That she used to hum
“Don’t waste your days
While you wander
Through the haze
Set your heart alight
Your soul ablaze
Look out the window
And see the sun’s rays
And to the Lord
You must give praise
For the life he has given you
So please, change your ways”
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