Our parents introduce us,
From the
moment of our birth,
To their
values and we learn from them
What everything
is worth.
We grow up
and observe the ways
They deal
with joy or strife
And tuck
this knowledge in our minds
For later on
in life.
In time, we
leave the nest behind
And follow
our own trail,
Which leads
us to a place where
Not all
lessons will prevail.
We may
reject the models that
Are those
our parents taught
And
sometimes quite the opposite
Will be the
ones we’ve sought.
Most parents
do the best they can,
But it’s a short-term
role
And as their
children grow, those lives
Are out of
their control.
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