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April 14, 2016
They lost me for a while.
My life-style somewhat lacking;
their heads racking with self- blaming guilt.
For the monster they had built – no-one they knew.
No clue to why, but they stood by.
They lost me to adolescence.
A cop-out term, which found me slacking.
when tracking freedom’s sweet footpath anew.
Headstrong through wild winds, I heard their cry,
No clue to why, but they stood by.
They lost me for a while.
Their wilful child, born with adventure
running through the veins- no room for brains,
just seeking the unknown, atonement ever closer by.
No clue to why, but they stood by.
They lost me for a while.
Exhausting was that extra mile, that took it’s toll,
on two who’d done their best, and now sought rest.
He turned the key, but she said ‘Oh No’, with a sigh.
No clue to why, but she stood by.
They lost me for a while.
But we made up with a smile – our differences
accepted and then forever compartmentalised.
My dreams and aspirations made of different stuff.
No clue to why, but they stood by.
They lost me for a while.
Now I’ve lost them and shed a tear, but the drumbeat
of my back –up Band, ever constant in my ear.
No point to wonder why, the past with hindsight wets the eye..
for it’s my turn now, to do, the standing by.
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