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August 29, 2011
By megss09 PLATINUM, Abilene, Texas
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"When all else is gone, God is left. Nothing changes Him."

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You're playing outside my window
I wish I could join you
But I'm halfway between growing up
And not wanting to.

© Myra K.

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GuadalupeB BRONZE said...
on Mar. 9 2012 at 9:32 am
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I understand what Meg Brackenburry is going through when she wrote Children. Time is flying past her at a speed which she can barely react. It may seem like there isn't even enough time to formulate a memory or two.I've been there before a few times before. I guess that is just a part of growning up; something which we all have to igure out for ourselves.