I have often wondered if we are born again,
Thrown another chance, each and every time
That we may know death, a true death,
Only when we live a life deserving of it
But then I doubt,
Is such a thought nothing but an excuse to live poorly,
Knowing the offer will be remade, again, again, yet again
Perhaps it shall be said such liberties will be denied us
Only to instill a better living within us,
But perhaps mercy would prevent the acknowledgement of our failure
Is Heaven reserved for the best of us or
Is heaven reserved for the best in us
Such a difference
For many of us stand no chance, have no opportunity
To attain such light and luxury, coming and going
Without ceremony
We are all destined to fall, once again into shadow lands
But then
Is there no point in their existence except to test those who can achieve?
The glory of greater living
"But then
Is there no point in their existence except to test those who can achieve?
The glory of greater living
I think we are here to find out why we're here...
that's definitely what I told my children...
it's about meaning..
This poem is, absolutely, the "answer" to my rhetorical question in your "Life Is A Diamond"....
Really, one way or another, you never fail to impress me..
your angles of vision, and your grasp of language is constantly deeping your deliveries..