Wasted Breath Poem by Fulem Lenny-Dave

Wasted Breath

I heard of a man downtown,
Adventure never knew his touch.
News even reached the crown,
That this fellow has wasted much.

There are many things misused daily,
What difference could his deed be?
They said the king gave breath to many,
And this youth took the largest share.

Every inhale brings opportunities,
It can be used to do so much.
A gift with so much possibilities,
How could this lad squander such?

When the Books of Actions was opened,
No step had been taken on ideas he birth.
And so downtown the tale was spoken,
That this fellow had wasted breath.

Wasted Breath
Thursday, July 24, 2025
Topic(s) of this poem: poem,life,real life,realization
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem tells us how sad it is to settle for a life that is less than what we are capable of living. Let's live until we die.
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