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Jo Peta
Poems
Jan 2013
This too shall pass us as the water flows down a river, never caressing the same rock twice.
Your golden face illuminates the shawdows that light casts.
Upon the broken bits of summer that have finally come to pass.
The Autumn leaves i welcome, as i will your immense soul.
I have found you donβt really live life when your too afraid of getting old.
With this i cry out βfarewell!β, and thus may never know,
Why it feels so peaceful to fall down so just let me go.
Written by
Jo Peta
los angeles
(los angeles)
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