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As Childhood Passed - Poem by Old Teenage Poems
And as we grew older
Childhood became so distant
We were too busy being
great, being brilliant
That we stopped seeing
But were we ever young and crazy
What were our teenage years
But the yearn to be older
To be established, free from fears
We just kept getting colder
Youth is not a matter of age
But a state of mind
Fully live each day
or soon you'll find
You can't honestly say
'It's not yet too late'
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Poem Submitted: Sunday, February 24, 2008
Poem Edited: Wednesday, May 11, 2011
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Wow - spot on! i feel what your feeling! Great sentiment. (Report)Reply
Interesting. Childhood is definately expressed like you have done it.
Kudos (Report)Reply