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Doors

Some doors close but then others tend to open

And kids grow up and change

Most move on to big, grand plans

And they pay too much for their education

But that's all a part of the experience they say

The air is thick with dreams and hopes

And sticky with tears

Leaking from the corners of people eyes

The smell of ink is rich and wet

As the last thoughts of the year are spewed into clean pages

Little notes of inside jokes

And memories that have accumulated over the years

And then the day is done

The last bell echoes through the halls

And then they are gone

Shadows of their existence remain

But they will never return whole

But I'm still here

And I'm waiting

Waiting for my doors to open and close

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Jun 10, 2013
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