Have You Ever? (Questions) Poem by Ray Quesada

Have You Ever? (Questions)

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Have you ever bent over to pick up a few cents?
Have you ever been tired and short on the rent?
Have you ever stolen so you didn't have to pay?
Have you ever been hired and fired, same day?
Is your life just a race
In a worker bee's hive?
Were you born into death?
Can you say you're alive?

Don't sell your soul for possessions you don't really need
In this world of obsession - in this world of greed
Look into a mirror - tell me what do you see?
Is the death of your dreams worth security?

Some questions have answers, and others do not
The important thing is that the answers are sought
Do you fall into place and do as you're told?
Do you still own your soul, or is it already sold?

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This is an old poem I wrote probably 3 1/2 years ago - I've tried it out as a song also - it always seems that a guitar can add freshness
to poems that seem a littel cliche - still, I think it's actually
quite catchy
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Owain Glyn 15 December 2012

Moves at pace, shame I can't sing!

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