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I have years in my head that are just blurs Sitting in a trailer park, smelling charcoal Climbing a pine tree, sap sticking my palms To whatever bark unhinges itself Scraps that cling to the life blood Of it’s origin I have an orange creamsicle ice pop Memory That summer, the Dog my mom and dad rescued Ran away I think he died Or maybe it was she But I played like a princess on the frailty of a washed up Playground, decaying in disrepair Just happy for the orange creamsicle I am free In these moments
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Jan 27, 2016
Jan 27, 2016 at 11:38 AM UTC
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I have years in my head that are just blurs Sitting in a trailer park, smelling charcoal Climbing a pine tree, sap sticking my palms To whatever bark unhinges itself Scraps that cling to the life blood Of it’s origin I have an orange creamsicle ice pop Memory That summer, the Dog my mom and dad rescued Ran away I think he died Or maybe it was she But I played like a princess on the frailty of a washed up Playground, decaying in disrepair Just happy for the orange creamsicle I am free In these moments
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Jan 27, 2016
Jan 27, 2016 at 11:38 AM UTC
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