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Oh life

By MatildaPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read

In the vast tapestry of existence,

Where hopes and dreams in shadows dance,

I pen a verse, a song of life's grace,

A tale to embrace, an award to chase.

Life, a symphony of joys and tears,

A mosaic of moments, both far and near,

It whispers secrets, it weaves its spells,

A captivating journey where each heart dwells.

In dawn's first light, a newborn's cry,

A tender touch that bids goodbye,

From innocence to wisdom, we strive,

Through trials and triumphs, we come alive.

Oh, life, you're a tapestry of hues,

A palette of emotions we cannot refuse,

For in the laughter and sorrows we find,

A rich kaleidoscope that shapes humankind.

In blooming fields, where flowers sway,

In mighty oceans, where waves hold sway,

Life thrives and flourishes, like nature's art,

A masterpiece unfolding, right from the start.

Yet storms may rage, and winds may howl,

Casting shadows upon our sacred prowl,

But through the darkest nights, we persevere,

For hope's gentle whisper is always near.

We stumble, we fall, we rise again,

In the face of challenges, we transcend,

For life's true essence lies in the fight,

To chase our dreams with unwavering might.

And when the curtain falls, the final act,

We'll leave behind footprints, an impact intact,

For life's greatest measure is not in the end,

But in the lives touched, the love we extend.

So let us celebrate this wondrous gift,

With gratitude and wonder, our spirits lift,

In every breath, in each beat of the heart,

Life's symphony plays, an award-winning art.

For life, dear friend, is a poem to be shared,

With tender verses and burdens bared,

So let us live boldly, with purpose untamed,

And make this fleeting existence forever acclaimed.

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    Written by Matilda