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| 563. Fortune Age means nothing to those quite young When life is undefined and so unknown Fast forward in time when hair turns gray It is only then that we dread the chiseled head stone For in our youth we are graced with confidence Life’s failings limited to games we play As we mature and are counseled about abilities Our dreams are squashed by what other people say Worlds of wonder turn soon to sorrow No hope possible for those with limited means Our youth is crushed by those with good intentions A helpful act always different than what it seems Rainbows are given to lead us astray Life can be wasted searching for one’s gold Too late we learn that life is about aging The only fortune we share is growing old |
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