When did we grow up?
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Last published Thu, Apr 2, 2026
How did you feel age isn't a number anymore? That it has responsibilities and consequences involved. That getting older is being a great pretender instead of being wiser. This poem conveys my feelings towards the realization of entering a whole other chapter and how I did everything to overcome it or how I did to make it better.
This might be a mixture of tagalog/english poems that i will write. Not yet sure.
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