I laid down motionless with memories of me Frozen as Everest recounting the dark Foggy lights and the brightest darkness Shadowed the clear path of my being Crooked the road of life I saw Winding through the river course The cold snow seared my open skin In the sun my bones chilled the lowest degree Deception threw its towel at me I caught it with revived naivety And wiped my sweat not knowing the test Temptation clouded my brightest morn I saw ahead but failed to look Ambiguous warmth run through my blood As I received countless unsolicited visits One hundred times a day From the compulsory lesson-devils of life While I beckoned them to tarry awhile They marched in with their next of kin Teaching me one lesson or two To look well whenever I see And listen better when I hear
Life teaches so many lessons. Deception is all over. It pays to be alert