Threads of Life

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Oh, teenage years, a crucial phase of life's play,
Where dreams take root and hope lights the way.
But let me share a dark joke, to give you a twist,
Why did the mathematician bring a ladder to the party?
Because they wanted to solve the equation and get a high risk!

Fifteen years may seem like a significant span,
But life's journey extends far beyond that, my young man.
Sixty years, they say, is the average count,
Yet it's the choices we make that truly amount.

Money, oh money, a paper with an attitude bold,
"I haven't seen the best days, okay?" it's told.
"But I haven't met a dustbin like you," it claims with pride,
An arrogant reminder of wealth's deceptive stride.

But remember, dear souls, money isn't all there is,
True happiness lies in connections and bliss.
For popularity fades, riches can dwindle away,
But love and friendship endure come what may.

Let me share another jest, dark humor at its best,
Why did the ghost become a salesperson?
Because they had a hauntingly good pitch, they confessed!

Death, my friends, will come to us all,
No matter how high we rise or how far we fall.
In the end, we stand alone, no savior in sight,
So seize the moment, embrace life's delight.

In the vast tapestry of existence, you see,
We're but threads, woven in life's tapestry.
So cherish each moment, make memories profound,
For time's fleeting nature will soon come around.

And now, my dear children, let me impart,
Lessons untold, straight from my heart.
Seek knowledge, wisdom, and truth at large,
For education's the key to life's lasting charge.

But amidst the lessons and truths to unfold,
Remember to keep your spirit bold.
Laugh in the face of challenges, dance in the rain,
Embrace every experience, the joy and the pain.

For life's harsh truths can be hard to face,
But resilience and humor will leave a trace.
So hold on tight, my young souls, to hope and grace,
And let your creativity shine in every space.

This poem I offer, for free it shall be,
A guiding light for all those who wish to see.
May it reach the hearts of children far and wide,
And teach them the lessons that in shadows reside.

For in darkness, dear ones, wisdom often grows,
Lessons untold, a beacon in life's throes.
So let us flourish, create, and inspire,
And ignite the flame of creativity's fire.

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