Glances

a haiku

By Ava MackPublished about a year ago • 1 min read

Yes, time marches on

and cannot wait, but backward

glances are allowed.

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Ava Mack

Poetry and little thoughts

Boston, MA

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Jazzy 10 months ago
Oh I loved this so much! Can I read it on the podcast??? 💕🌟
Testabout a year ago
Beautiful and profound. Loved it. - Anneliese
Pat Mackabout a year ago
Love this!!❤️

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