Alone

Alone

We arrive into the world alone,

We leave this earth alone,

But there is no reason known,

To live the life all alone.

Childhood must be spent,

With others of many different intent,

Some encourage the book worm in you,

Others open doors to games, quite a few.

As young adults we bond,

With souls of the same intellectual wand,

While some friends finish courses simultaneously,

Others start new jobs concurrently.

Middle age usually has a companion,

Someone who considers you a champion,

That special one who shares biscuits and tea,

The only one who listens to you for free!

Old age is uncertain,

Intention is not to be a burden,

Some grand kids come visit,

Wisdom prevents you from demanding it.

As, we arrive into the world alone,

We leave this earth alone,

But there is absolutely no reason known,

To live the beautiful life all alone.