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I don't know what it's like to live where the climate doesn't change where there aren't empty            spaces of            cold to fill the void of warmth Where I know tomorrow won't feel anything like yesterday Where time doesn't stop Not even for a moment Where one nice day Could feel everlasting but like this thought, ends. Where every life has a beginning and ending. Where nothing is really permanent. And things can be replaced easy as the weather in this confused town Mother Nature might be the devil but she does a satisfactory job of preparing you for the day that things change. For the time when time stops. She does a great job of showing you things you weren't prepared for. Think of all the times you've been caught in the rain without an umbrella and ran away instead of staying to fight it might not have killed you but just know If the weather doesn't **** you something else will. All a part of harmony.
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Mar 20, 2014
Mar 20, 2014 at 1:20 AM UTC
Pittsburgh
I don't know what it's like to live where the climate doesn't change where there aren't empty            spaces of            cold to fill the void of warmth Where I know tomorrow won't feel anything like yesterday Where time doesn't stop Not even for a moment Where one nice day Could feel everlasting but like this thought, ends. Where every life has a beginning and ending. Where nothing is really permanent. And things can be replaced easy as the weather in this confused town Mother Nature might be the devil but she does a satisfactory job of preparing you for the day that things change. For the time when time stops. She does a great job of showing you things you weren't prepared for. Think of all the times you've been caught in the rain without an umbrella and ran away instead of staying to fight it might not have killed you but just know If the weather doesn't **** you something else will. All a part of harmony.
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Mar 20, 2014
Mar 20, 2014 at 1:20 AM UTC
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