The Rhymes In My Soul by Francis Duggan

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The Rhymes In My Soul

Though nothing of importance I have for to say
The rhymes in my soul they keep bubbling away
And though they never will bring to me wealth and renown
They keep coming to me and I pen them down
Four years with three decades that is going back in time
I was twenty seven when I penned my first rhyme
One can say my best years in life are long gone
And I must be addictive for to keep penning on
Without monetary reward or success or fame
For me penning verse is a 'hungry belly game'
And Nature is the one that I truly admire
Of singing her praises could one ever tire
In ten years from now I will be an old man
But I will keep writing for as long as I can.

Francis Duggan

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Patti Kalambakal (moonchild) (8/5/2008 9:48:00 PM)
Cute poem and nicely written.