I live by myself
I love by myself
If life permits
I'll probably even die by myself
They say there's no greater gift
Than being alone by yourself
You are your greatest teacher
Therefore, life is wealth
In sickness and in health
Some would go the length and separate
This holiest of sacraments
Rather than evaluate
Take the time to educate
Acquire new knowledge
Building self-awareness
On this continent we frolick
Smell the roses in the forest
We may overlook or trample
Though, may not be one's intention
In this life we often gamble
Let's set the best example
Know the children do look up to us
Watching every move you make
Their future, it depends on us
...Be selfless, not so selfish
Towards the helpless
Many endure obstacles
Why spectate till they perish?
Even if your life
should undergo construction
Nothing wrong with lending tools
Or helping hands
Building up our brethren
Such a pick and choose land
Partiality is favoritism
Favor is a weakness
Never recognize the hate within them
The greatest love to me
I've learned is sacrifice
It takes a heart so vast
Who would die so you could have a life
And wonder if we take it all
for granted
Clearly, it's more blatant as is ever
Like manipulating weather
Patterns mobilizing
In one's life gradually
You can be the eye in the storm
Or another ship lost at sea
About the Creator
Kenneth Davis
I'm grateful to have this gift. Thanks for allowing me the opportunity to share these with you. Thank you for your continued support.
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