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Personal Narrative-Selling Ice Cream Truck
It happens so fast, we can’t control it, one second we’re chasing the ice cream truck
The next we’re driving one

We all wish we could pause it
But that is a wish that will never come true
And that little puppy that was just in your hand
Is now only found in your memories

And I have always felt like time slows down
Only in the worst of moments
But it only speeds up,
When you have feelings of contentment

The speed of light
Fast right?
Well not as fast as time
Passing by

And as friends come and go,
So does the time,
The memories,
All never to be seen again
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