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A Box of Crayons

Life used to be simple

A box of crayons was all you’d need

Everyone had some

And shared with all

When you got older though

People would take your crayons

Without permission

And never return them

Turning your 24 pack into a 16 pack

Or that cool 96 with the sharpener in the back

To just a box with a sharpener on the back.

The people who used to be your friends

Are now just the ones who took your crayons

Or brought back half a crayon

No one ever said life was easy

But childhood was supposed to be right?

A box of crayons

made life fun

and worthwhile

at least for a little while

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Jul 19, 2012
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