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Created on: August 02, 2009
The Past That Came Apart
He was silently loud and sanely crazy
fiercely patient and perpetually lazy
He was openly quiet and peacefully fuming
laughingly crying as his future was booming
The world was his oyster...he had it all
The wife, kids, a house with a yard
A checking account and credit card
The money and good times it all went too fast
As life often does...and then it's the past
He became angelically evil and trustingly guarded
extraordinarily average, but overly hardened
He was uniquely the same and simply confusing
As He gracefully stumbled I found it amusing
The world was his oyster...he had it all
The wife, kids, a house with a yard
A checking account and credit card
The money and good times it all went too fast
As life often does...and then it's the past
In this frantically calm world he had made his place
Not missing one heartbeat he kept up the pace
Day after day in unending rite
He had thoughts of her all through the night
The world was his oyster...he had it all
The wife, kids, a house with a yard
A checking account and credit card
The money and good times it all went too fast
As life often does...and then it's the past
Now largely smaller and oddly more quite
He is tamely more impatient and apt to riot
Secretly roused by the feelings in his heart
He is celebrating sadly the past that came apart
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