Animal cunning saved your life today And though you might not quite admit it yet You will remember (and maybe regret) Things your mind does while your heart is away Each needing each as one nature is two
The game of life is not so hard to play And if you play too hard you get played too A truth which is too easy to forget When you fail to distinguish false from true
Take care of yourself and also of those Who exist because of the way you chose If the ones you love should have feet of clay Forgive their trespasses as they your debt And as to your answer? Only God knows
But enjoy your question along the way
+Steven Curtis Lance
Copyright MMVII
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Reviewed on September 5, 2007
A most insightful poem. A pleasure to contemplate.
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(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.