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A shoestring girl Curled up in an attic Who’s remembering a family That’s picture-perfect Using the dust To form a father A lively one Who’s supportive That hugs a doll Made of scraps A mother Who loves Without condition That’s always scolding Two brothers A pair of woodchips Who run all-day On a concrete drive Which lays in front Of a cookie-cutter Home Whose neighbors laugh And play outside Where everyone smiles Free of worries About the future Or what will change Because the memories Of that shoestring girl Were morphed to be Picture-perfect Through an adolescent Mind Full of ignorance
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Sep 11, 2020
Sep 11, 2020 at 10:56 PM UTC
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A shoestring girl Curled up in an attic Who’s remembering a family That’s picture-perfect Using the dust To form a father A lively one Who’s supportive That hugs a doll Made of scraps A mother Who loves Without condition That’s always scolding Two brothers A pair of woodchips Who run all-day On a concrete drive Which lays in front Of a cookie-cutter Home Whose neighbors laugh And play outside Where everyone smiles Free of worries About the future Or what will change Because the memories Of that shoestring girl Were morphed to be Picture-perfect Through an adolescent Mind Full of ignorance
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Sep 11, 2020
Sep 11, 2020 at 10:56 PM UTC
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