i can while aways
my hours, throw away my days
tryin' ta' find ways
ta' get back yesterday's
forgettin' ta' live in my Todays
what's done is done
may not be no fun
but those songs done
been sung
and Tomorrow
may bring sorrow
or Love
but i can't borrow
on what's ta' Be
or not
if i try ta' see
Life's Plot
Life'll fly away
on the wing's of a dove
so i gotta' stay
in the Here & Now
& that's how
ya' get ta' play
Life's Game,
for all it's the same,
one hand at a time
matchin' Life's rhythmn
with My Life's Rhyme
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Reviews of "My Life's Ryhme"
Reviewed by Eroica Mendoza (Reader)
Reviewed on March 23, 2003
we are all players of life... some say it's fair just to be survivors... but i say, it's best to win the game of life... thanks for writing this!
this could be a rap by 2pac, if you don't like rap and take this as an insult don't. 2pac is a rapper yes, but a poet as well. A good poet, if you have time check out Brenda by him, you'll see what I mean.
Reviewed by Frater Kaos (Reader)
Reviewed on March 23, 2003
Very good, I like the parts distinguishing the past from the now and how they inter-twine.
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