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Aug 2017
We're not kids anymore, and it's bittersweet.
We've changed; I'm not bitter. I pray you're not.

Along the way, we forget that we have to grow up,
and grow apart.
My mother told me life is ever changing seasons,
Winter isn't Spring, and Fall isn't Summer.

Is it not foolish to wear a fur in the rain,
or a swimsuit in the snow?

Seasons will shift on their own,
and we are nothing but clouds.
It is not so wrong to assume
we were only passing through.
written in 2015-2016
not much to say about this one. it's very simple, some people are meant to only be around for a season. time goes on. many can relate. enjoy
Noah A Baker
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Noah A Baker  Cleveland, OH
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