Lucky Poem by Paul Butters

Lucky



I say again
That from my perspective
When I Die
The whole World will cease to Exist
Including You.
And it will be the same for you
When you go too.

So we are Lucky now
Having the Internet
To speed our Education,
Bringing knowledge and experience to us
As our mobility declines.

It's as though Someone has catered for our needs,
Ensuring we Learn as much as we can
Before we go.

Lucky too we are to have our radio and TV.
And some of us are lucky enough
To live in relative Safety.

Some day, if we are lucky, we might even learn
What all this Learning's for.
Someone may even let us know.

Sunday, November 6, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: death,experience,internet,learning,life,religion
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Paul Butters

Paul Butters

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