Shalom Freedman (Troy New York)
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You Will Never Be Again What You Were
YOU WILL NEVER BE AGAIN WHAT YOU WERE
You will never be again
What you were-
It's lost
It will never come back,
The Youth the Hope
And you will never have a chance again to be
All that you so much wanted to be
And were not in your youth-
Others had Youth as you did not
They had love and adventure and a kind of freedom and laughter
You will never know-
You will never be again what you were
And you will never be
What you never were
And so much wanted to be-
You will be only less than what you are now-
So love what you are and what you can be still-
What is lost and what was not
Will never be for you-
Old man- Sing this song in happiness
It is your only truth-
Shalom Freedman
Submitted: Monday, February 18, 2013
Poems by Shalom Freedman : 2336 / 2336
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