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there was something utterly charming about the way you came to school every morning at 7:30 wearing a lavendar scarf from god-knows-where you were eccentric, to say the least stirring sugar into your coffee with a ballpoint pen and ignoring the margins of the paper you used for last-minute assignments but no one cared, you were proud of you because of you i learned who terry pratchett is. i started wearing ankle socks because one day i saw you sitting in an armchair, your legs crossed and i thought, "so this is adolesence" god, you loved poetry too scribbling microscopic sentences onto a piece of paper you had folded about six times into little squares and i kind of miss how you would go on about the beauty of streetlights and pavement you were a wild thing, fickle with love and oh-so argumentative; you never lost a debate even though we've grown apart you burned a mark in my memory one that i'll never forget, endearingly quirky eliza
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Jan 8, 2018
Jan 8, 2018 at 5:25 PM UTC
eliza
there was something utterly charming about the way you came to school every morning at 7:30 wearing a lavendar scarf from god-knows-where you were eccentric, to say the least stirring sugar into your coffee with a ballpoint pen and ignoring the margins of the paper you used for last-minute assignments but no one cared, you were proud of you because of you i learned who terry pratchett is. i started wearing ankle socks because one day i saw you sitting in an armchair, your legs crossed and i thought, "so this is adolesence" god, you loved poetry too scribbling microscopic sentences onto a piece of paper you had folded about six times into little squares and i kind of miss how you would go on about the beauty of streetlights and pavement you were a wild thing, fickle with love and oh-so argumentative; you never lost a debate even though we've grown apart you burned a mark in my memory one that i'll never forget, endearingly quirky eliza
emily-nieberding
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Jan 8, 2018
Jan 8, 2018 at 5:25 PM UTC
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