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 Apr 2014 Joshua Adi
Dana Kay
Etc.
 Apr 2014 Joshua Adi
Dana Kay
Et cetera

Everything in life has a continuation
A boy into a man
A date into a marriage
A photo into a frame

There's always something
or someone
that can be more than it
or they
already
is
or are

Reasons why I hate when teens say
How they hate their lives and
how they want it to end

In life we face rough times
Men make mistakes
With marriage comes arguments
And not all pictures are picture perfect enough to be framed

But if we don't face these things
Then we won't truly realize what life really is
We won't teasure things
We won't treasure
Seeing that little boys first steps
Or that first date at the skatium
Or even the event where the picture was being taken

But at the end of the day
Seeing that little boy grow up
Being there on that wedding day
And taking the picture
Is worth it

*Remember your life is worth it, you're worth it.
February 14,
6:45 p.m.
I walk through the town plaza,
and love is in the air.
Red, heart shaped balloons.
Rose petals everywhere.
Couples sipping coffee,
sharing a sweet embrace.
But hidden between the couples
sits a girl alone.
Her eyes immersed in a poetry book.
Her lipstick imprinted on a cup.
She looked up and saw me.
I smiled and I waved.
She seemed to be shy;
the book hid her face.
I walked to her table,
and said "Hi! May I sit?".
She said yes with her head
for her lips remained sealed.
I asked for her name.
A shy voice replied "Sara.".
"I believe you're a thief.
You're a thief, my dear Sara."
.
Her expression just changed.
Her green eyes now wide open.
"What are you talking about?
I didn't steal nothing."
.
"Oh, you did, sweetest Sara,
but maybe you just don't know.
You stole my heart, dear Sara.
To you it now does belong."
.
She blushed, and sipped her coffee.
She showed me a little smile.
Looked up at me with her green eyes
as I reached out for her hand.
And so this ends the story
about two people finding love,
about two halves finding each other
to never again walk alone.
 Feb 2014 Joshua Adi
Dana Kay
Oh how I'd look at the sky
The blue sky
With my red, polka dot dress
Or my denim jacket with distress
How I'd hold on to the bright green grass
And look up and see the clouds pass
On a beautiful summer day
All the clouds have gone away
Blue skies is what I see
It's like a sign of peace and I'm happy

— The End —