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Childhood

You are never gone but forgotten,

As if you still glide by my mind,

Every night when I lay to go blind,

And every day to which I awaken,

You never cease keeping me shaken,

As if my desire for something like you,

Is something that is simply in me, imbued,

Certainly and powerfully confused,

 

And so I held a definite truth,

Destroyed to become a part of an imagination,

Sadly always more-so a fantasy of our youth

 

Now as we understand,

Plagued by truth,

The magic of naïveness,

Will always be

 

Gone but never forgotten

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george-c
Armenian
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Nov 11, 2013
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