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Created on: November 02, 2008
Sometimes the quiet seems too loud
The crisp autumn breeze so well endowed
With the sound
Of Change.
Sometimes the days
They seem too short...
With nothing left but night's report
Of how lonely Winter's been...
And will be again.
Sometimes feels like all the time
When there's nothing left to say.
No more childish laughter,
Or silly games to play.
Sometimes feels like all the time
When youth has run away
And you know it's not coming back
Some other day...
When it's not raining.
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