I was
transparent to all who cared,
I had no
need for extra things,
Because I
had lots of love to share,
As I grew
older the world was mine,
To explore
the treasures she had,
And to her
bosom I often went,
For I was a
curious lad,
Barefoot and
rambunctious I grew up,
With few
possessions to my name,
Only what
nature so freely gave,
Were part of
the rules of the game,
Splendid
colors did the earth display,
From pastels
to brilliant shades,
As she twirled
on her destined way,
The world
watched as I emulated her lead,
I shared my
belongings along the way,
And love was
all I ever needed,
To keep my
greed at bay,
But the
pretenders of love did not stop,
I fought
through loneliness and tears,
All I had
left was love, sweet love,
And it’s
stayed with me for years,
There’s
nothing else but love,
That’ll fit
between those pearly gates,
And everything
else will slip right down,
And fall
through the sewer’s grates.
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