Goodby World--Cruel or Nice ~~ a Poem for Weekly Scribblings

I am writing;
  final message to the world 

I am writing to my dear friends
Acquaintances too
With time passing fast near my end
Numbered days are few

I'm saying my goodbyes to you
Be my end tonight
Or several dreary days or two
I'll give up the fight

Don't worry for me cry boohoo 
I've led a good life
Done everything I need to do
And nice to my wife

Raised five good kids they're much like me
Six grandkids like them
Four great-grands aged twenty to three
And two Diadems**

Been places I wanted to go
With six continents
Artic Circle and Cape Good Hope
Skyscrapers and tents

Kissed the Blarney Stone saw the Queen
Pet the kangaroo
Walked the Wall of China between
Twenty times I've cruised

Lay here bored to tears on my face  
Aimed to better place

Farewell

Writer's Notes: 
 - I am in fairly good health and dying is not in my plans for a bit.  But "I have done all the things I need to do" and most of the things that I want to do.
 - **Diadems.  They are the two Family Jewels, great-great-grandchildren, ages one and three.
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 - Poem Copyright, Jimmiehov 2020, All Rights Reserved
 - Photo and theme, A Last Written Work, hosted by Rosemary for Weekly Scribblings # 37 at https://poetsandstorytellersunited.blogspot.com/2020/09/weekly-scribblings-37-last-messages.html?m=1
 - Per Rosemary's request, "today I ask you to write your own death-bed reflections – way ahead of time, we trust! I'd like a new piece of writing, please, in prose or poetry."