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by jesse-salgado

Life lessons are stockpiled in my pantry, I think of them as I look out of my front window. The sweet smell of tabacco lifts from my pipe, reminding me of times of naivety. Laughter, my only defense from most of the deeds I committed. It comforts me to know that even in my youth, I knew I would laugh at myself for things I've done Oh to be blinded by young love. The strip of grey in my beard excites me, They say with age comes wisdom, I would venture to say not all of the old are wise. For with life comes wisdom, and too many watched it pass. To be loved right, I am most thankful for this, In youth we tried so hard to love, Neither of us knowing how, these things dont just come to you. Pain always came of our scholastic journey. I look forward to what lies ahead, I have at least lived enough to know, I never knew, To accept that, was my greatest accomplishment.
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Nov 4, 2011
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