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Old Enough

December 17, 2011
By bluegirl440 DIAMOND, Park City, Utah
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Everybody lies. -House

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I'm now old enough to die
it's not as much as a tragedy
people won't say that I had so much
life ahead of me
they won't wonder at what I could have been
no, they'll look at my past not my
nonexistent future because
I'm old enough to die now

© Amanda M., Highland Village, TX

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When do people stop saying that he/she were too young to die?
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