I Have.
When I was ten I learned of ends.
I moved away from my best friends.
My eyes were dry, they said "goodbye"
That was the hottest day in July.
Since then I have made my amends.
Have I changed? Well, that depends.
When I was twelve I learned of art.
Expression that has shown my heart.
I met a girl, her name forgotten.
Her voice was soft and just like cotton.
I left again, and said "farewell,"
Have I matured? I do not dwell.
Now I'm eighteen, a full adult.
I have learned that change is abrupt.
Love and loss, I've seen almost all.
Again, I am prepared to fall.
Have I grown up? Yes, all in all.
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