When Time Began
The dawn of time started before we could even comprehend it
The history before us is hard to believe
We have come so far it is hard to imagine
That a time was once so different than it is now.
The history before us is hard to believe
We have come so far it is hard to imagine
That a time was once so different than it is now.
Published by Mitch Kindle
I am Mitch Kindle. I have a loving family and I love to write. I am a professor at a Junior College and hope to share my passion for literature and poetry here. View profile
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