Steel and girts
Made a beautiful form
The destroyer decided
It’s old and worn
You could see the designer
In every beam
Gave heart and soul
For this inanimate thing
The tragedy’s not cement and steel
It’s in the loss of his passion
Poets and writers
Know this too well
We read what they wrote
The stories they tell
Each person with struggles
Though they’re long past
We see ourselves
In the plays they cast
Every closed book is a tragedy
Not for the words but the passion
Deathbed regrets
Loves that weren’t wrought
Despite our successes
What time could have bought
For rich or for poor
Ambitions will end
Ambitions will end
Leaving to all; our passions