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Written at 18, a poem of growth. |
| Do you still have your photograph From Graduation Day? The one that captured your youth When you didn’t understand the truth That the pain still stays Long after memory has gone I know how you feel Viewing the world through a camera lens The shutter clicks The picture comes out unclear But then Neither did your ideals Oh, and I know how you feel The war against the heart and mind That leaves an open sore Scarred from love Only to remind you It was the first time So don’t change your mind You survive the years ahead When you leave the years behind Framed in tinted glass A memory from your past You will soon forget Do you still have that Kodachrome fantasy On your dressing table? Yes, I know how you feel Because the memory is so real But if your spirit is free Then this snapshot is on me In black and white |