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Our Many Lives

by officialkzhang

too long ago i looked at my parents they never looked back. but i saw inside them there was nothing to find:       to believe they were ever young impossible       to believe they were ever like me outrageous       to believe they were ever different ridiculous so how silly was i to even think such thing with the answer so clear: they came to be with me what was before   long gone     vanished       gradually so i find the present now at my feet. my son, so young looks up at me he wonders to me: were you ever young before— like me so i chuckle and i smile and speak so nicely why son, i am still young do you not believe. i am like you like you are to me we are the same, the same same that can be   long gone     vanished        gradually
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officialkzhang
16 / M / Clinton, MS, USA
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Written by
officialkzhang
16 / M / Clinton, MS, USA
Published
Aug 17, 2018
Time
2m
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Differently the same...

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#life#age#wonder#time
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