I Have A Life Poem by Mathew Sutter

I Have A Life



I have a life,
Full of things that could make me happy.

I have a life,
Full of people to entertain me.

I have a life,
It was never too bad.

I have a life,
Full of sunshine.

I have a life,
I take it for all of granide.

I have a life,
That gives me sorrow.

I have a life,
I don't want it to end.

I have a life,
So fragile in its state.

I have a life,
Where someone else may lose there own.

I have a life,
Full of people that die for me.

My life is lived for me,
Willed for me.

My life is suppose to be happy.
I guess I am,
But,
I can't help but feel a little sad,
For those people who lose there own,
Their one life,
For me to live another day.

I have a life,
Isn't is just happy?

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Mathew Sutter 19 October 2008

This poem is more about wars and how soldiers give up their own lives so that we can live another day. When I wrote this poem, my stepbrother was sent to Iraq during a crucial part of the war. I was just really upset and this is the product of that. I think the context is more between a poem and a story that is being told... Not sure if it's my best though.

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Hampton, Virginia
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