Too many gave deeply thought, Too many have come and gone, Too many in dreams truly sought, For you to have it lost or won.
Too many climb-up their dreams light If only too fast they're washed ashore-- Or left out to be 'acquinted with the night,' With no second chance, beaten to the core.
And too many have put their hearts with trust In brute, brute another's heart, In the end with no love but driven to dust-- Having foregone any chance to restart.
For too many fail of us to give another Try, too readily to treat with hate The lover with whom they felt together: For too many of us lose lest we cannot await.
-by Hakim H. Kassim.
-NOTE: In the 7th-line of the poem, I quote from Robert Frost's (poem) "Acquinted with the Night," respectively.