We waft and wend our way through life Avoiding complication's strife, We meld our courtship to the mould Incorporating righteous hold, All the while, ***** our head Until such time that we are dead.
Some abide by rules, absurd Others running with the herd, A few deny the Devil's work Others conjure the berserk Wherewithal we come and go As tactically, as best we know.
Some we win, some we lose We play the cards, as best we choose, For life is but a gambled toss Of joyful win or saddened loss With courage then, we all stride out In optimism's bouyant shout.
When, at last, the curtains fall Aloft, we hold, summation's call, Good or bad, that last decree, Bears determination's fee. For judgment's tidal vanity Is but a ripple, to humanity.