Fading Lights
When winter turns, The senses bloom! You can feel it. And your heart races too. It is more than the new pollen, The new slant of light, The early birds, And the warmth. You can never transcribe it. And in the north, You can feel it in March Rushing through your veins. I want to tell you that I love you, life. And it's been a long time since I stopped growing And started aging instead. When I get out of my bubble of care, I see new bright eyes In young faces Looking for moments to last. They are trapped in the old clasps. They trade off Between the teeth of being And observance. But to me the rain tastes so pleasant. In fact, it smells As sweet as ever As I take it in. I wish I could translate How quickly it passes, But they have to see it For themselves. I see people die before me. It reminds me that I am next. There are so many good things I have to say goodbye to.
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What are words without understanding and what is understanding without sense?
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