The Very Last Pebble Poem by Rod Morris
The Very Last Pebble
When one's pebble of life falls in the pond,
The lights gone out, you're in the beyond.
There's no more, you've reached the end,
Credits all gone, there's nothing to spend.
Life's spreadsheet is empty, so is the till,
All that you've left is your spirit and will.
In the hearts of those that you impressed,
You'll live with them as a cherished guest.
Monday, January 19, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: Life
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