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Someday on the round table


If we should tell our story It would be too soon Those journey without a lorry In the hot afternoon We could be sick and tired But kept climbing the hill As we were weird To pass through the mill Maybe, someday in life As we sit around the table With the strong and able We can Sigh and laugh
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Enoch Anu Selby

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