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Reerdmans

If you don't learn to write your own story, someone else will write it for you

2 poems·Since August 2015
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Creation in a Backyard

August 4, 2015

Singing, dancing, acting

Creating and destroying

Discovering and developing and preforming

 

Uplifting and inspiring

Thought-provoking and meaningful

Taking the earthen stage to tell a story of love and tragedy and learning

 

Suprising and exciting

Eliciting emotion and making a statement

The audience is entralled and we are delighted

 

Making new friends and strengthening relationships

Creating a family from strangers

Joining forces and testing our limits as a team

 

Saying goodbye as we reach the finish line

"Nothing good lasts forever" and "the hardest part of love is letting go"

Left with only the memories

 

Never to forget the magic we made

And the growth we experienced

The lessons we learned

The people we touched

The friends we met

The fun we had

The truth we spoke

And the creation we witnessed

One summer in a backyard

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