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What do you say
When someone ask your view
Then you realize it is more
About them and less about you
Remembering days of old
You realize you have a old soul
Brought up with switches off trees
Just remembering is enough
To have you drop to your knees
Those old ways had you begging please
Tarnished there’s no gold you have a old soul
More important than just black and white
Every child had to learn wrong from right
Adults very often had some strong words
Saying children should be seen and not heard
A lesson from days of old you have a old soul
Run skip cut the string on a kite with pocket knife
Told where to go and how you should behave
Don’t listen and there was a belt along the way
Funny the things we remember how it use to be
Still we face difficulties that challenge equality
Moments of life were on a roll we have a old soul
Who can boldly say humanity is better today
So much we have learned so far we’ve come
Many have forgotten as the world is undone
Lessons and morals of who we use to be
Boundaries reinforced by a switch off a tree
As the seasons come and go if your remember
You have an old soul
About the Creator
Gregory Anderson
I am a writer and filmmaker director & author. Writing has always been a passion for me. I wrote and directed a play called “The Rosary” which traveled around for a few years. My book “Poetic steps in time and season” is available online
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