Leave the best of you
The future will judge harshly
Don't pass in solus
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Jason Ray Morton
Writing has become more important as I live with cancer. It's a therapy, it's an escape, and it's a way to do something lasting that hopefully leaves an impression.
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Comments (8)
Nice! And so true.... enjoyed the Latin. Thanks!
It's so true. Our future is watching us now as a memory. Well done!
I had to look up that word. "Solus." It can't be a coincidence that soulless sounds so close. Well done 🤗
A lot of truth here. Well done
Very good. Good work!
Fantastic!!! Loved it!!!💖💕
Well stated - true words. :)
Love the poem; Nice use of the word solus. Really speaks to the universal human desire to reach towards the infinite. To leave something behind of value, and live on in some shape or another.