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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Where were you so long ago? All those eons before a tot. In some distant god’s château? No. Not there. You were not. On a shelf of surplus stock, A soul dressed up in heavens frock. Perhaps a spirit not yet wrought, No. Not there. You were not. Then began your book of life, It’s made in volumes three. The past, the present, And the yet to be. Will you write only pleasant, As you pen volume present? Avoiding matters to disavow, Parting life’s waves by your prow. Crashing the crest before the break, Leaving burst bubbles in your wake. What great act earns its worth, And a lasting mark upon the earth? Is that mark worth the grind, Should your labor be realigned? The train of life rolls on rails of time, And travel stops at the end of the line. When that ending word is writ, The final one that you submit. When there is no more yet-to-be, You close the cover on volume three. The tome is closed. Where do you go? To the place you were taught? To some distant god’s château? No. Not there. You are not. Your Book of Life, a mere spark, Bounded by bookends of eternal dark.Where were you so long ago? All those eons before a tot. In some distant god’s château? No. Not there. You were not. On a shelf of surplus stock, A soul dressed up in heavenly frock. Perhaps a spirit not yet wrought, No. Not there. You were not. Then began your book of life, It’s made in volumes three. The past, the present, And the yet to be. Will you write only pleasant, As you pen volume present? Avoiding matters to disavow, Parting life’s waves by your prow. Crashing the crest before the break, Leaving burst bubbles in your wake. What great act earns its worth, And a lasting mark upon the earth? Is that mark worth the grind, Should your labor be realigned? The train of life rolls on rails of time, And travel stops at the end of the line. When that ending word is writ, The final one that you submit. When there is no more yet-to-be, You close the cover on volume three. The tome is closed. Where do you go? To the place you were taught? To some distant god’s château? No. Not there. You are not. Your Book of Life, a mere spark, Bounded by bookends of eternal dark.
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