3/4th

Oblige me with a terse 3/4th, I desire no more,

3/4th of an year had I been nurtured and my mother did adore;

Before she lead me into a world where I live three quarters of four,

Neither full nor by halves, I long for a terse 3/4th, I desire no more.

I was born in March, to live my first year 3/4th,

And at 3 instead of 4, had I been admitted to school to spend there 3/4th of each broad daylight;

As I write my 3rd line of this quatrain of four, I state forth,

They said be ahead by 3/4th an hour in time in order to push with all your might.

Certainly one’s considered learned, in the wake of reading 1/4 of life,

Many fancy to score a solid 3/4th of the full hundred;

To steer clear the fear of failing and the topper’s smug strife,

Dead spirited stay awake 3/4th a day, dwelling upon the living record of memory of 3/4th latter of school they wandered.

In the mist of 3/4th of anxiety, lass reaps 1/4th of contentment,

Eating a bread 3/4th, and want 3/4th of prosperity to not be a rich skinflint;

I wish for 3 quarters of an hour to enjoy a sound body,

Then I may die as I embrace and complete a profound 3/4th of a century.