As a spark becomes flame and fire becomes tame; innocence lost, will it ever be the same?

Answer 1

My imag'nation deserted,
My poetic mind lost -
Spark be innocence; en-flamed passion;
Fire be rage; de-struct most.

Answer 2

I'm glad I have lost that metaphorical innocence, long ago.

Now, if my fellow Americans would only lose their newfound, phoney innocence, the world would be a better place.

Answer 3

the different answer is authentic: you do no longer could. The term "turning out to be to be a woman" or "became a woman" is purely used to refer courteously to a girl dropping her virginity. It does no longer mean that an incredibly woman must be non-virgin to be categorised "woman." i could think of it has to do with age. At a definite age (i do no longer understand which), a woman is now no longer a woman. She could be a youthful woman or older woman. Her virginity has no longer something to do with that status.

Answer 4

Yes. Nothing changes.

Answer 5

Hardly, once its lost, then you cannot get it back, just like virginity

Answer 6

everything always changes. that's the one thing you can count on.