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Colors


When we are young Everything is amazing Holds wonder So colorful But as we age It gets dull Becomes black and white Nothing holds wonder Maybe sometimes we see Those colors Those wonderful colors But not for long Time takes them back But why? Why mush time take them? Because we no longer see The wonder of the world How amazing it really is And so As punishment We loose the colors
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I am a Philosophy major, and a mentor for a FIRST Robotics Team. Robotics has changed my life, and I honestly don't know what I would be doing with my life had I not joined FIRST.

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