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Life's Lessons

 

Once I was a young man

I thought I knew it all

Hardly did I realize

I was headed for a fall

Life the consummate teacher

I had a lot to learn

I did my best to pass the test

But often crashed and burned

So, the lessons kept on coming

And I the eager one

Never to be daunted

Surely I am my father's son

Trials and tribulation

The tutors of my past

Never ceased to amaze me

How they could last and last

The student in me cried

The lessons were not wasted

I tried and tried and tried

But life was barely even tasted

You see,  life teaches us survival

For it is the nature of its being

You sweat, you bleed, you cry

But those emotions are fleeting

The fact that you are alive

The purpose of instruction

To live, to love, to learn

The ultimate seduction

Seduced by life's experiences

It's the lessons of your youth

The goal remains as it always has

For you to relish in it's truth

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