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The Seasons of Life
When entering the winter of my life I sought to bargain for more time For my fields were laying fallow And the grapes had dried on the vine The summer of my youth was gone Yesterday my energy was spent No more could I treat myself For Father Time does not relent The snows of winter were falling Chilling my soul to the bone A favor I asked for myself But the answer was not known Then I realized the seasons of life Are precious each in its own To be enjoyed to the fullest Before they have flickered and gone Maybe this is the winter of life Cold and with snows to the extreme Then I’ll sled and build ice castles Make a fire and enjoy ice cream
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