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Nineteen

I never had too much of anything

always a giver

gave my heart away

 

I never thought too hard on the future

always the past

that comes back

to stay

 

Every place that I go

is connected to no golden

road

no special meaning

just some cold wet

snow

& the kids coming home

for a week

or

so

 

Nineteen and alone

Surely it shows

Nineteen on the road

-Wherever it goes

Nineteen and alone

 

For now;

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nicholas-james-berlincourt
American
Published
Nov 14, 2011
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