For What It's Worth
Who we are, and who we become,
Are a matter of what we do with
What we have and then some.
Treasure then is one worth
Cherishing, for what is
here is nought but
perishing.
Time itself
to please/dismay in
Way, shape or form, in
A sense taking away the very
freedom, of choice and preparation
to leave us tense to watch it pass by,
The only exception is, I don't intend to.
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