When I was a little child
I chased my food
As a young boy
I chased my friends
While I grew
We all the chased the sun
Later on as a teenager
I chased the rainbows
When I was a young man
I chased the girls and many dreams
As I got a little older
I chased marriage, home and community
While a father
I chased after my children and my love
Later on in midlife
I chased success and vanity
Sometimes, I chased futility
When I was a little older
I chased black cars, souls of loved ones, friends and acquaintances
As I continued on in this journey
I chased health and physicians
After I was slowed down
I slowly chased meaning and forgiveness
Later on while laying in the years
I chased the wind
Then, when time and chasing life stopped
I was caught up in a Place, HaMakom
Chastened, made chaste, chased into Eternity.