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Fireworks


I have many friends on this earth

And as we grow older

We begin to seperate

And as we seperate

We begin to resemble fireworks

We rise

We shine

And always go our seperate ways and become further apart

Thus the friendships fade

And eventually disappear

But when that time comes

Lets not fade

Lets not disappear into the eternal void that is darkness

Instead of being a firework

Lets continue to shine

Forever..

 

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