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Own truths

by robert-brunner

Doubt I’m the one to ask For what to say to your kid. Waiting to be a kid no more. A hard spot, for both of us. Far from advice, not only wrong, but ignored before forgotten. They’ll find their own truths The heritage of Years and tears. Only friends only friends Only they Don’t mind what’s said. With flesh and bone worth so damned much more Than gold. To get by, you’ve got To try things you’re told. And hear how many times that The ice you’re walking on Is this damned thin. Should you decide sometime To give in and look back, maybe what I say will be mostly true. There is more luck needed than ever ever you get.
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