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Happiness

by ashw

Forever avoiding me, It has a mind of its own, I reach out to grab it; Always too slow. My fingers once brushed it, I thought I had won, It consumed my whole body; My face felt the sun. Before I could bask, The warmth disappeared, It left me alone; Confirmed my worst fear: It's not mine to possess, No matter how I try, And I won't try to retrieve it Next time it goes by.
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ashw
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Published
May 20, 2013
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#happiness
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