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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Had just turned age sixteen. Hey, that was really keen. But I was aimless in high school. Which was not really cool. In this pose, now I was stuck. What will I be when I grow up? Older siblings were college-bound. Such a path I had not found. I asked for help on what to do. So, I'd have a future not so blue. Be an architect or engineer? Too far beyond me, I feared. A pamphlet happened to come my way. "Be a city planner," it did say. So, I decided to read some more. Suddenly opened, was a brand-new door! With much excitement, I continued to read. What's next? How to proceed? I called City Hall for the right place to go. "Try the planning office, if you want to know." I made my plan to head downtown. There, the planning office, I found. The director gave me an office tour. I began to feel, "This is for sure." Maps on the wall were plain to see. Planning books showing what a city could be. I now knew exactly, I clearly perceived. I was becoming a plan devotee. I asked the director what school I needed. State University, he completed. I headed home with enthusiasm. I was now lifted from my earlier chasm. I experienced a rise in expectations. Was accepted at college upon graduation. Four years later, a graduate planner. Whatever else could possibly matter. Over the years, I held many positions. I helped build cities with my planning decisions. Now 40 years later, from myself, I can't hide. Having fulfilled my dreams, I look back with pride. The Epiphany that Changed Your Life contest, start date Aug. 8, 2022 Sponsor: Chantelle Anne Cooke Poet: John Baie
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