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February 4, 2021
Everyone of us
leaves a trail
as soon as ever
our ship sets sail.
Everyone of us
is duty bound
to help others who
have hit the ground.
Everyone of us
needs to talk
to strangers
on our daily walk.
Everyone of us
is quite unique
and yet so similar
when we hold hands and speak.
Everyone of us
needs to see
the wonder of nature
in every tree.
Everyone of us
needs a friend
to prevent us going
round the bend.
Everyone of us
will at some point dwell
on the repercussions
of raising hell.
Everyone of us
has the choice
to just stay silent
or to have a voice.
Everyone of us
can happiness find
with a positive attitude
of heart and mind.
Everyone of us
knows right from wrong
so lets rejoice in the truth
and stay on song.
Everyone of us
will look back and sigh
whilst wondering ‘What if?’
when a lost chance goes by.
Everyone of us
needs a fighting spirit
to survive rough times
and new life inherit.
Everyone of us
has to die.
when our number is up
that’s it – goodbye.
Everyone of us
is equal in heaven
with the Lord insisting
‘Lights out at seven’.
Written by Harriet Blackbury.
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