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I’m Not Kidding

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While being a kid
Or a school student
I had a strong desire
To quickly grow big
Like my own parents
And other elders around!
Today when I look back
At life in retrospection…

I increasingly realize
Those innocent days
Of incomplete homework
And broken toys of childhood
Were far better than the
Haunting memories of
Broken relationships,
Unfulfilled wishes and
Dreams in life.

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