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Epitaph

by paul-f-clayton

Walking in the dead of night Almost apprehensive of the sky Stars sparkle in the black expanse Black clouds go rolling by As a cool breeze falls upon him So too does a notion That life is brief and fleeting Like a wave upon the ocean Then he must stand tall Look the world in the eye Master his own destiny Not dwell on how or why For this is not a dress rehearsal He shall only have one shot To make his mark forever With the best that he has got And if his best amounts to nothing At least he will have tried And that shall be his epitaph After he has died
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