Babies Era

They go, they come they go.
Without knowing that it is not their seat
But where are the babies?
Where are they? The men have done there
Own with pleasure and they are
Still there trying to grow the gray hair
On the helpless seat. The men are the eldest 
Of all but the babies are the most senior of all.
Babies wake up from your faithless lives
For life is for the babies' and not for men
The men have been there since they were boys
But they have not just remember that
Twenty children can't play together for twenty years
That is the position of life.
Babies i advise you to rise up to  walking babies
And rule with your young and active senses
As for men it is alright 
For God as answered their own prayers
Leave it for the babies 
For men will rule and men will soon pull out.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2006

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