Like the breezes that swirl through the trees,
Like gliding clouds in skies of blue,
Like the mornings that turn into evenings
We are just passing through;
Time eases sleepily through our fingers,
Evades each desperate grasp anew,
We pause for a while but he moves on
Keeping us passing through;
Our children find gradually what we know
Our grandchildren yet to construe,
That together we form a coupled train
All of us passing through;
Like boy, like man, like wizened oak
As the years and the ages accrue,
We are travelling on our speedy journey
We are just passing through
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