From the cradle a thought
It’s a funny old world, into
which I am hurled,
And told that this is you’re
lot,
Without fervour or grace,
straight to my face,
That this is all I had got,
To my own surprise, when I
opened my eyes,
I was surrounded by many a stranger,
They cooed and awed, some
even pawed,
As I lay cosy in my manger,
And so it goes, many to’s and
froe’s,
I learned, I lived and grew,
To teenage times, when all is
fine,
The past long gone it flew,
To adulthood, where tall I
stood,
I began to have some fears,
To be at large, told I’m in
charge,
I wished for bygone years,
Older now, lines on my brow,
Yet still I try so hard,
No wrinkle spared, from those
I cared,
Now age my only card,
And who will tell, if I lived
life well,
But those I leave behind,
Memories made, a kind word
said,
Won’t be too hard to find,
Yes, it’s a funny old world,
into which I am hurled,
I pray that I do well,
I’ll try my best, to pass
life’s test,
For the future we can’t tell,
But from this cot, I’ll live
not rot,
Face all that lies ahead,
This is our lot; we only get
one shot,
We spend longer being dead.
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