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Balance


Everything you've ever seen  
Shall one day fall apart at the seams 
Your friendship 
Your marriage 
But don't feel embarrassed 
It's natural 
It's normal 
So don't be so formal 
Accept the destruction,  
That is this production,  
We all call life  
Embrace the space that you occupy  
Because one day it will petrify 
And live each day 
As if it's your last 
Because life goes by  
So very fast 
Remember to breathe in  
Breathe out  
And have no doubt  
That you will stumble 
And everything crumbles 
It's the cycle of life 
It's beautiful  
Not pitiful  
Find comfort in the fact 
That nothing lasts  
And every second that's passed 
Is now in the past 
Enjoy this moment  
And the next  
Because one day 
There won't be any left  
 
 
 
 
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