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Don't Forget How You Started.


Dear Stephanie,

 

We start off young and fun

Wild and free til we are old

They are spent in the summer sun

Others are spent in the winter cold

 

We get to the crucial years

The teens of rebellion and learning

The adult years of learning what is dear

Then the fourties filled with earning

 

As we get older we try and remember

We look back on all the fun days

We will never let the memories ember

We will always remember our fun ways.

 

The years of growth only help us

We can never leave them in the dust.

 

Sincerely,

              Hayley

 

 

 

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