As a kid I played and laughed
With glowing noisy and wrecked toys
I called them mine and kept them in loft
But soon they perished without any noise
As a lad I was struck and inflicted with love
Surrounded by damsels and fluorescent faces
Called them mine and met them at at fleuves
But all of them left leaving no traces
As a man i was greedy and full of vanity
Ran after fame, fortune, and glamour
Called everything mine and lost my sanity
Nothing remains about which i can stammer
Now wrinkled and grey i sit in my room
And think of the things I once called mine
They still exist but they don't make me bloom
I'm done with a life in which nothing was mine
Dr.Zain
It made me recall shakespeare's "All the World's stage".. Beautifuly described human life with extra ordinary diction n imagery, made this poem exceptionaly beautiful..:-)
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