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Remembering Times
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Friday, May 2, 2025 Rated "G" by the Author.

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Looking back at a life well lived

Author Writing from Rich Memories by Ron with MS designer Remembering Times There were times in my life, That were so unique, Their memory is sharp, And to me they still speak. Of the good times that came, And the good times that went. Serendipity that brought them, So magically sent. Encountering great people, Without any effort or attempt. Just coming upon them, As I came and I went. Through a life that was so varied, That I have to recall and relate. Every adventure I remember, Before it becomes too late. Copyright 2025 © Ronald W. Hull 5/1/25 You can read and print this poem at my website here.
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Reviewed by Diana Legun

Reviewed on May 24, 2025

I like the concept of the �times� �came and went,� and �you� �came and went,� � it gives the movement of life. I favor reflective more than projective. �The good ol� days.�. ~~ djl

Reviewed by Morgan Merriweather

Reviewed on May 21, 2025

Sweet poem

Reviewed by Rebecca McKeehan

Reviewed on May 13, 2025

We should all be so fortunate as to be able to look back on a life as interesting and well lived as yours.

Rebecca

Reviewed by Diana Wiles

Reviewed on May 9, 2025

As we get older, it�s something I think we all do�
Take stock, and wonder how the Universe arranged
some of the wonderful and magical things that
happened on our life journey and so it continues�

Regards,
Diana..🌿

Reviewed by Rose Rideout

Reviewed on May 7, 2025

I like this poem, your words bring me back in time.
Rose

Reviewed by John Herlihy

Reviewed on May 3, 2025

Your poem beautifully captures the fleeting beauty of cherished moments and encounters that give shape and meaning to life. We need to hold on to our memories before they fade away. An ode to life before it slips away. Nicely done.

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