Wearing Feet of Time
Man's riches and wealth including himself,
Do wear feet of time, and time is flitting.
Today will be past when tomorrow comes,
And those who are gone just leave behind them,
Some tails of shadows.
All riches man brags and powers he has are but,
Illusions of pride, just its tag;
For man owns nothing,
Not even himself, which he does not rule.
It is harsh truth that on this earth,
All things are winging with time.
But when man is gone,
His ever presence can linger with us
By his honesty and his righteousness;
They are immortal and can not taste death.
copyright@Carmen D. Durano-Armamento
PHILIPPINES/USA
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Elaine Fairbanks
Poem:
Higher Steps
THE POET IS DECEASED
She was Friend of Rebecca S. Jack
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