Godfrey Morris (August 1,1982 / Kingston, Jamaica)
Life
Life is precious
A gem on the sands of shores.
Though often treated as if it matters little.
Life is the beauty of the world.
As a rose, it blooms in season.
Hides in it the souls of all reasons.
Life is the sun it comes and then goes
Each life adds something new
Good or bad is what we make of it.
Life is worth living.
Sometimes worth dying for-
but never in life you throw away.
Each life must be treasured its very natural end.
copyright © 2012
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Very inspirational, adds a clear picture in ones mind.
Short and sweet to the point
So well said, life never to be regained, wasted or used to the best of our ability, a wonderful poem and thought here.
A great poem, sentiments beautifully expressed. Well done.
i enjoy the simplicity of this... and simplicity is not a bad thing at all. life is the beauty of the world very true and if there is no life there is no world of meaning... so to speak.
Sometimes worth dying for...........its absolutely true, here i remember we are not immortal.... nice one, outstanding dude.......
Beautifully penned. Give new perspectives on the greatest gift ever given to man. Perfect imagery too. I enjoyed. 10
Hi Godfrey,
Very good imagery utilised in poem.I like the rhythm of the poem
Life is worth living for.
Sometimes worth dying for-
nice composition
I'm no expert when it comes to critique, but I think you've done a lovely job here, Godfrey! Blessings!