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| 374. Life Somehow I never knew about life Although I should have expected it at birth I had been an all knowing soul Whose time had been detailed to earth While I’ve been called many a name My mantle was ordained with idols and prayer I wasn’t prepared for what I assumed Was to be a mundane existence down there As a mighty being I was the master There wasn’t anything I didn’t know or lack Yet upon my birth my wisdom was scrubbed For once born I could not go back It had been a challenge of the noblest kind My companions dared me to be among them all But when I appeared I couldn’t care for myself And lacked the knowledge for their help to call They must have been very amused As I spent my years working to make my way It wasn’t until I nearly lost my mortal life That they forced my to ask to live another day For in a brief moment I knew all about me Yet I yearned to remain just as I was A simple human just happy to be Doing things without purpose just because To see life through a mortal’s eyes Is to understand the true gift of life Oh how lucky people are just to exist Through all the happiness and strife |
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