21. Poem
The soft wispy clouds
Like white butter in air
Smoothly spread across
The flair, The flair
Black angels that glide
In a supersonic vibe
All marching together
In a flight, In a flight
Trees by the beach
They glide, they glide
To and from their motion
Rustling leaves too slow
Gentle wind that blows
Like softest Feathers o'er
Falling gently as winter rain
Freezing the flow, freezing the flow
Gray hair with shanties
Nothing matters anymore
No lover to lure, no lover to lure
Just loving this ageing process for sure
Gracefully the years go by
Turning a girl into an older mom
Although never bore a child
But children she loves, she loves
In a castle so real and huge
Her father lovingly built in his youth
A family lives comfortably
From childhood to youth till death
A charming face growing old
Grace has never known beauty anymore
Like the light of heaven she shines
Angelic lady she's called and known
Graves aren't any far
For young or us the old
We all have to return home
From dust we became, to dust we turn
Life is not a game of chess
Relationships aren't pawns to move
It's a saga told, yet untold
To each his home, to each his home
Human desires have no boundaries
Each keep following each
Contentment with what we have
A soul satisfied to preach, to preach