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I Am
I am mature an accepting.
 I wonder if I can feel time pass if I stand still.
 I hear the heartbeat of a clock just as loud as thunder.
 I see people not recognizing me any more.
 I want to keep a young mind, body, and soul.
 I am mature and excepting.
 
 I pretend that if I close my eyes time stops.
 I feel the days end and pass quickly.
 I touch a moving pendulum and push it in the opposite direction to see if it will rewind time.
 I worry that the clock ticks half my life away when I fall asleep.
 I cry when I remember my memories, the moving pictures in my head that have played for years, and many more years to come.
 I am mature and excepting.
 
 I understand that ageing is a part of life.
 I say it happens to everyone and everything I touch.
 I dream that there is a fountain of youth somewhere else besides in my thoughts.
 I try to keep a young mind while the rest my child hood slowly starts to thin.
 I hope that when I am older, I will not have changed so much.
 I am mature and excepting.
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