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Numbers and dates by Pamela L garner Tuesday, March 14, 2006 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan The picture is the words my great uncle has engraved on the back of his tombstone.

Numbers and dates No time and place Nothing but numbers on a stone That's all that is left after you're gone Most people don't see what is obvious to me Numbers and dates is everyones destiny So I say this to you Be tried and be true Live life to it's fullist while you have it to live Don't be afaid to take just be sure that you give For in the end you only have a single life to live So live each day like tomorrow will never be Make the most of life and make it happy No one knows what may happen tomorrow For our time on this earth is borrowed So be sure to use it the best way you know how For you never know if the end could be now Numbers and dates No time and no place Words written on a cold gray stone Those are the memories left after you're gone

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Reviewed by Crystal Silver Angel (Reader)	3/14/2006

Live life to it's fullist while you have it to live This is extrodinary.. I loved all lines including ~ Don't be afaid to take just be sure that you give For in the end you only have a single life to live So live each day like tomorrow will never be Make the most of life and make it happy No one knows what may happen tomorrow For our time on this earth is borrowed




Reviewed by Connie Hinnen Cook	3/14/2006

Well said, and so true.




Reviewed by Hariharan Balakrishnan	3/14/2006

A truly beautiful poem, written with sensitivity to a brave adn honest soul. Words written maybe a hundred years agostill inspire this generation. God bless such souls. They are indeed gems.