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In my forty-sixth year I have learned to stay clear of the pitfalls which once befell me Lessons I've learned as the years burned have turned out to warn me the voice in my head quells urges to tread where once it seemed I ran blindly perspectives have changed like land after the rains have rushed by and scoured it dry feelings have changed as I watch with dismay society falling around me the lines of the past no longer last blurring to a grey hazy outline it is claimed to be kinder and gentler to thee but a savageness does underlie all that remains of the kindness that's claimed cheap fascia, wrecked by the rain gentleness does apply to those who ask why ignorant of their surrounds a kick in the rear still it appears is truly a step forward as I have related these feelings belated again the changes occur to all I must say thank you this day for reading the words from my soul
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Jun 23, 2013
Jun 23, 2013 at 10:14 AM UTC
Pitfalls
In my forty-sixth year I have learned to stay clear of the pitfalls which once befell me Lessons I've learned as the years burned have turned out to warn me the voice in my head quells urges to tread where once it seemed I ran blindly perspectives have changed like land after the rains have rushed by and scoured it dry feelings have changed as I watch with dismay society falling around me the lines of the past no longer last blurring to a grey hazy outline it is claimed to be kinder and gentler to thee but a savageness does underlie all that remains of the kindness that's claimed cheap fascia, wrecked by the rain gentleness does apply to those who ask why ignorant of their surrounds a kick in the rear still it appears is truly a step forward as I have related these feelings belated again the changes occur to all I must say thank you this day for reading the words from my soul
just a Sunday morning adventure with the Muses and some coffee.
scot-powers
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Jun 23, 2013
Jun 23, 2013 at 10:14 AM UTC
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