“Unless: The Unseen Forces That Could Change Everything You Thought You Knew”
What’s the most bittersweet thing about having young parents? Well, on one hand, they’re the vibrant companions of your early years—jiving through life’s ups and downs right alongside you. But then there’s that nagging shadow: “unless they die young,” which hangs heavily when you’re still navigating childhood itself. This poignant poem captures the delightful paradox of youth and age—how our perceptions shift and how we sometimes play dress-up with our own lives, aging and un-aging like the whimsical characters in a dreamy kaleidoscope. It raises those elusive questions that keep the inner child alive: can we really embrace the fleeting moments fully? And how often do we pause to wonder, just like a little one, seeking answers to life’s curious dilemmas? Dive into this reflective journey, and let’s explore the layers of intimacy, growth, and the inevitable “unless.” 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.
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