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NEW YEAR INTROSPECTION PART ONE when is one grown up?  a question, asked and answered, in wise words already written,  for tis when those gifts  with which we are,  have been,  so imparted are  returned,  imparted, used  for selfless ways,  gift received,  becoming  gift re-gifted, not only shared  but given away  many-fold,  imbued,  without expectation of  return in one's own coffers, on those dear souls  within one's reach... tis then the measure  is measured  and the cycle complete,  having ridden,  rode,  far enough down the road,  for the rubber to have  not only met the road,  but even more,  leaving for others  who come behind,  bits, pieces,  chunks,  living, breathing matter  that matters,  the impartee becoming  the imparter,  each being  its own proof, proving that,  yes indeed,  in deed,  gift and giver are one,  and one is all grown up.
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Jan 4, 2014
Jan 4, 2014 at 1:03 PM UTC
when is one grown up?
NEW YEAR INTROSPECTION PART ONE when is one grown up?  a question, asked and answered, in wise words already written,  for tis when those gifts  with which we are,  have been,  so imparted are  returned,  imparted, used  for selfless ways,  gift received,  becoming  gift re-gifted, not only shared  but given away  many-fold,  imbued,  without expectation of  return in one's own coffers, on those dear souls  within one's reach... tis then the measure  is measured  and the cycle complete,  having ridden,  rode,  far enough down the road,  for the rubber to have  not only met the road,  but even more,  leaving for others  who come behind,  bits, pieces,  chunks,  living, breathing matter  that matters,  the impartee becoming  the imparter,  each being  its own proof, proving that,  yes indeed,  in deed,  gift and giver are one,  and one is all grown up.
Post script. read http://hellopoetry.com/poem/i-cant-change-a-tirewhen-do-you-become-a-grownup/ including the after reading. inspired by Nat, who asks the tough questions and "contaminates my brow" with inquisitions more noble than most... poet, author, fellow philosopher... but mostly treasured dearly for friend, which i call him because he has left pieces, nay, chunks, of himself for me to find, make mine, and has expected nothing, but friendship, in return, which, were you to ask me, is my definition of each and every one i call, "friend."
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Jan 4, 2014
Jan 4, 2014 at 1:03 PM UTC
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