Twilight Zone

Twilight zone, almost goodbye 
Watching the clouds passing by 
Thinking of the vivid past 
When heart thought that the dreams would last 

When youth was made to test the tide 
And hands and feet went on for ride 
Into the long and winding road 
Braving the weight of heavy load 

I've built some roads I call my own 
These days, some of them came unknown 
But some lights of my golden glow 
Carry my fame when the fair winds blow 

But now, all those old days are gone 
And all feats come to almost none 
I am just glad I tried my best 
And let my God to do the rest 

So if you read this, live your dreams 
Fill your world with course screams 
Live a life you won't regret 
Make a great mark that you won't forget
Copyright © | Year Posted 2024

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