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I remember there being a time
What feels so long ago
When it never mattered what happened around me
A world where nothing was wrong
And my biggest decision
Was if I wanted ketchup or barbeque sauce
As people like to say
“It was a simpler time”
Running around the park
Jumping around the playground
Pretending to be an american ninja warrior
Those nights I fell asleep
And listened to Veggietales
This was all until One Day
When I woke up to Needtobreathe playing Brother
To go and watch the news
Only to see the darkness that’s in the world
A more complex time
Where now my decision
Is what kind of legacy I want to leave to my name
Do I stay in a bubble of false security
Or do I step out and try to change lives
I know I can’t anymore
But I try to send a message to my past self
To stay strong during tough times
And to have faith during the impossible times
As I gather my thoughts
I begin to write
“Dear Younger Me,”
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