"...respect to you friend / Respect and solidarity and love"
Family
In eight installments I paid off my past In eight books each more heartfelt than the last And now as I prepare to leave the scene I know the peace of mind of having been Heard and understood at least by those who I did all this for: I did it for you
Who read these words of mine at this late hour Who know that there is more to life than power I was no one only one of many Outcast and poor who never had any
But I wrote about it all the way down Remaining with my ship and now I drown And yet for all of this my dream came true I never had any regrets nor do I here at the end: respect to you friend Respect and solidarity and love
It was my great adventure the time of My life with all the bad and all the good I am content: I spoke you understood That makes us family now you and me
A great write and one to be proud of though premature, I am sure though that the subject of this write will be honoured and pleased to know you think so highly of him. Poetry though to use your own model is a never ending loan, you may pay the eight installments but you soon need to get a new image or plan into the future so you borrow on the gift God gave you and start making new payments all over again. Hope you keep on paying buddy.
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Felix