My children's children

Mark The Phenomenon

 

The clock ticks slowly, the days run fast,
I work and strive, a shadow cast.
The money earned, the sweat I pour,
Is not for me, not anymore.

These hands may tire, this body age,
But for their future, I engage.
The house, the savings, bit by bit,
A ladder was built, where they can sit.

For when I'm gone, beyond the sun,
These worldly things, I'll leave undone.
But in their lives, a brighter spark,
A chance to rise, to leave their mark.

My legacy, a seed I sow,
That they may reap, and watch it grow.
My children's children, strong and free,
Remembering all I meant to be.
  • Author: Mark The Phenomenon (Offline Offline)
  • Published: April 13th, 2026 14:24
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  • sorenbarrett

    A devoted one leaving a legacy well written



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