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Time Goes By
I stare at my hands and my silky soft skin
Now scarred with wrinkles and old within
My teeth have gaps and are stained with black
And my crooked posture, starting to wear out my back
Although I am old and fear that every day is my last
I will still laugh and smile as if no days have ever passed
Soon, I will leave this planet behind
I will leave no fears left in my wise mind
I have always treasured my time on Earth
I have enjoyed my whole life from my birth
Although I am old and fear that every day is my last
I will still laugh and smile as if no days have ever passed
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