The Twists And Turns Of Life Comments

poet Hannington Mumo Poet's Page Poems Quotes Comments Stats Biography Send Message Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Poems by Hannington Mumo: 264 / 315 « prev. poem next poem » The Twists And Turns Of Life - Poem by Hannington Mumo Life is hard and the times are harsh, Here and there I run in a mad dash, Not knowing where to head, Nor where my life is by fate and fortune led. I don't think that all is fine, My head swirls as if spun by wine; I know not east from west. Where I'm destined heavens know best. I hope that someone will one day tell me, What is wrong with me that I don't see. Perhaps I entertain a lot of hope; More faith than the world can cope. Meanwhile I'll roam the streets of life alone, For all my childish joys are gone. Not Papa is there to hold my hand, Nor Mama to walk me through that spectacular sand. Truly said, the childhood is a joyous period where we bloom like a flower in the compassion of our parents.