I didn’t realize until now,
That when you’re young you make a vow:
To chase and always stay “it” —
To swear you’d never quit.
I tried my best through eighteen years,
Tagging others, laughs and cheers.
Back then, we were wild with glee,
Though no one listened—carefree,
We’d sprint until shadows grew,
Till daylight slipped from view.
Then one day, I hated “it,”
And so we split.
Suddenly, the past ...