Farewell
Everlasting, numberless
The days of our ignorance
Memories faded
Promise's of more
The young mind
Optimistic yet unmindful eye
Overlooking the things that would matter most
Promises easily rolled off the tongue
But thats not all
How good it must feel to be young
Realizing, there is more to life than this
Songs you know, now will go ever unsung
Too naive to grow up, too proud to stay young
The limitless dreams
Once captivated your eager heart
Have been forgotten
Some sense of reality
The taste is still on my lips
A signed lease on eternity
Without the will to change
Forget the consolations
Seek no solace in the hearts of the young
Faded memories
All you have
They accompany you along the way
Things seemed to be brand new
Days seem like seconds
Seconds like years
Atop this tall ladder
on the last rung
A farewell
To all those who recall being young
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