The Last Scroll

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    The Last Scroll

    In a bid to justify my fleeting age
    Upon life’s lofty things, I lay claim
    Forgetting all about my lineage
    The integrity of a worthy name
    Down I came crashing from grace
    As I could no longer sustain my pace
    I pray my child, my life never embrace
    As I have caused men pain all my days
    All the spoils of my reckless escapades
    I have lavished on mundane pleasures
    The honor I claim by day was all charades
    Now I go to the grave without treasures
    The fury of hell stares me in the face
    I took the pain to write this little scroll
    Now that my oil is finished on the canvass
    Let not your life follow my direction of flow
    As you still have time to make a reverse.


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    Poetry is what is lost in translation.

    Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

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