Coffin And Stone

Living Intelligently From Experience

A Path in the Lives and Experiences of People

as they affect many, taken from

lives past, lives now and lives that will be

 

This poem was an entry under LIFE along with some 34 others in the FCLE (Frank Collymore Literary Endowment contest. FCLEL001  

 


Coffin And Stone

Could I but turn back the hands of time

Open new windows and make righteousness prime

Forget the pleasures that were so temporary

Fleeting happiness that brought me tragedy 

I would walk the narrow path and never away

Never veer to the side roads that led me astray

 

Always focused on what lies ahead

Not living for the fullness of a moment instead

Didn’t stop to think of what I’d done

 

Such a tragic lost when I could have won

That little “stone” I took impiously

Only brought eternal damnation on me

Now on reflection, here in my coffin as they pass me by

Ecstasy I sought wouldn’t be as pleasurable as blinking my eye!

 

 

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