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surviving hunting


Everyday is trying to survive the Hunt

What you get is what you may or may not  have earned

But be cautious, use it wise, cause you'll never know when tables turned

You'll never know when you have to put all your chips upfront

Life will be hard, don't complain, don't grunt

When things get bad, don't exaggerate, but be concerned

Look at others and look at what they learned

To survive you have to do different, confuse others with a stunt. You can't just stay in your cave

You have to keep what you value close

You'' have to do more than usual ,double

You cannot end up being society's slave

If you do, your life will mean nothing it might as well have froze

 

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