Pummeled by the winds that blow, Uncertain of our way, As fate, or destiny, or both, Are in control each day.
And though we cry out in loud voice, In effort to be heard, It's really no more than the sound, Of distant flying bird.
Our time on earth no larger, Than speck on desert floor, A candle once burned brightly, Until it was no more.
How long are we remembered, By those we love and touch? Will it be a short time, Or maybe even much?
And when death is inevitable, We cannot make it wait, For destiny is preordained, Our life no more than fate.
© 2003 Loree (Mason) O'Neil
Used By Permission From Author
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