Experience wields a painful rod
It frustrates foolish notion
Training its students tirelessly
In spite of frayed emotion
Experience wields a patient scepter
No student is too old
To learn the lessons in this classroom
Where unbidden, we’re enrolled
Experience wields a wise baton
For in each vexing stumble
It snuffs our aptness for conceit
And helps to keep us humble
© Janet Martin
yes , yes , yes.
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Thank-you...seems I needed this message again:) It's easily forgotten.
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