Legacy Of The Famous Poem by Susan T. Aparejo

Jackson's footprints,
On him the silhoutte rays,
Life is only for days,
All is equal on one's turning wheel,
moneyed or penniless,
Each faces one's bell.

Looking up that brightest star,
Believe by us so near yet so far,
Envy is the only acceptable truth,
To be him is so impossible halt,
To dream is the safest destiny,
He is a great man in that legendary.

Now I know parents' fault,
children suffer into volt,
How could one; s rearing
Damage the life railing,
Here he shows the agony of life,
Equal representation of one times one
Forgiveness share, emotion hurt,

Parents nurture your attitude,
Be billed once the and Mari
What's left is the sweetest
food of losing Him,
What's left is the sweetest
When candy; s in one heart
The request to burry not our
people.