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Reincarnation

I hope to God I get another chance

After this life has served it's last

Just one go 'round isn't enough

To try every road I happen to pass

 

When we get to Heaven,

- I hope that Heaven is there

But just as much I need to have

An exit to earthbound stairs.

 

This life already has become a web

From all the chances I wanted to take

I couldn't leave well enough alone

So brace for the gossip at my wake

 

Maybe this isn't my first time out

Perhaps a challenge is what I asked?

It would explain the awkward hell I've raised

Out of these normal everyday tasks

 

I guess the challenge isn't over yet

since it appears I haven't died

So I might as well rough-it some more

There must be more out there to try...

 

If I do get another go

after this life start its decay

I hope that I can recall it well

I don't want my memories blown away

 

But maybe that is why we dream

those are fragments of days gone by

The petal stains of our previous lives

Pressed between the pages we live and die

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