Choice Do Don't Rules Poem by Terence George Craddock
Choice Do Don't Rules
if you do not like
the Ferris Wheel
get of the ride
some may love pudding
others prefer well cooked meat
diversity in choice is neat
some drink only milk or water
others only vegetables will eat
we all make life choices
stage what we seek
in a world of brutalities
a lesser potion is served to the meek
rules make some slaves others brave
but a good life ointment is gifted
in the caring kindness hand that saves
Inspired by the poem 'Last Windmill Tilting' by the poet Kurt Philip Behm.
Dedicated to the poet Kurt Philip Behm.
A split image from the poem 'Not All Have Windmills To Tilt' by the poet Terence George Craddock.
rules make some slaves others brave but a good life ointment is gifted in the caring kindness hand that saves..... good words.
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In a universe of disorder or chaos theory we sometimes just have to accept life is a ride and sometimes we just have to enjoy it or accept it.