“Unless Everything Changes: The Shocking Truth That Could Alter Your Perspective Forever”
There’s a peculiar dance between youth and age, isn’t there? The tender years we spend in the company of young parents are laced with the joys and tribulations of growing up—an experience both enchanting and, at times, heartbreakingly fleeting. They’re our support systems, riding the waves of our formative moments, unless, of course, tragedy strikes. Yet, as we reflect on the ebbs and flows of time, we find ourselves pondering the wonderfully messy paradoxes of life—who looked older then and why pretending can lead us to forget our own youth. Through whimsical imagery and poignant observations, the poem takes us on a journey that is both childlike and wise, inviting us to peer through kaleidoscopes of memory while wrestling with the profound questions that linger in the recesses of innocence. So, let’s dive into this thought-provoking exploration of family, identity, and the bittersweet nature of growing up. LEARN MORE.The best thing about having young parents
is they’ll be with you through a lot of your life
unless they die young
which is the worst thing about being young.
