Swains Vision There comes a time in every young mans life when he realizes the difference between the superficial problems of childhood and the real world of adulthood. Some boys learn the nuances of being a man at an early age, while others don’t quite understand the truth of maturity until after they’ve lived on their own for a while. Loudin Swain was a young man who didn’t experience much along the …showed first 75 words of 898 total…

…showed last 75 words of 898 total…as her car was repaired, but that she enjoyed her time with him. As she leaves the room Loudin calls her back; “I’d do it again.” “Me too” she replies. Loudin now realizes the heartbreak involved in growing up and that relationships come and go. He knows now that it is important to cherish every day in life as if it were his last, and to live life to it’s fullest. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**