A Lesson To Remember
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A Lesson To Remember
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You see your kids born and they see us die.
This cycle, it isn't perfect. Sometimes you see them and die.
This cycle never stops.
It is a lesson, a memory.
How much can you remember? The more you remember, the more it hurts.
We spend half of our lives living with each other and the other half is to remember or cope with a loss.
I can't do this myself.
We are forced to see this. Untie me and let me close my eyes.
When they're gone, where do I stand?
To deal with both life and loss would push me to the edge.
Brothers and sisters come together to console each other, their father or mother.
When it's time, let's all fall hand in hand peacefully. Closeness and each other, A lesson to remember.
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