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A Philosophy on Building


Once upon a time there was a man

From the very begining, he held a plan

He said and believed that he was best

A belief he wore proudly on his chest

Life threw challenges at every turn

But he knew well that he'll never burn

He built a castle that will always last

So his kids will soon run it fast

He'll look back in time with a smile

For everything he built was definitely wild!

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