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A tackle with the wind, a tackle with these modern day kids. _Good grief,_ as I used to be; childish cares gone in the wind. A mud crack on a leaf, to leave a sound of mud cakes I'd make. Under the sun, till dusk had set; using it's heat to bake. A first kiss by a door, both parents a few rooms away to get caught. Curiosity gained from movie love scenes; tasting the worth. A bicycle pedal, cycling carelessly. So freeing to be allowed to ride up and down streets. But we were young boys of trouble; disturbing the peace. A stanza getting longer, words can't fit. And like my mother buying oversize clothing. Barely fitting in; whether in crowds or clothes in the surrounding. A procrastinator, in doing first good. Lazy to decisions of no self benefits. At a time only wanting a final gain in rewards; you'd expect from growing a little penniless. A grown boy now, a man faced in the mirror. A face of time and the lessons experienced. Truly I've seen how much I've grown; I've grown so much to shed a tear. A story of growth as you read.
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Jun 23, 2022
Jun 23, 2022 at 1:17 PM UTC
I've grown
A tackle with the wind, a tackle with these modern day kids. _Good grief,_ as I used to be; childish cares gone in the wind. A mud crack on a leaf, to leave a sound of mud cakes I'd make. Under the sun, till dusk had set; using it's heat to bake. A first kiss by a door, both parents a few rooms away to get caught. Curiosity gained from movie love scenes; tasting the worth. A bicycle pedal, cycling carelessly. So freeing to be allowed to ride up and down streets. But we were young boys of trouble; disturbing the peace. A stanza getting longer, words can't fit. And like my mother buying oversize clothing. Barely fitting in; whether in crowds or clothes in the surrounding. A procrastinator, in doing first good. Lazy to decisions of no self benefits. At a time only wanting a final gain in rewards; you'd expect from growing a little penniless. A grown boy now, a man faced in the mirror. A face of time and the lessons experienced. Truly I've seen how much I've grown; I've grown so much to shed a tear. A story of growth as you read.
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27/M/Zimbabwe
Jun 23, 2022
Jun 23, 2022 at 1:17 PM UTC
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