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if there were clocks that would send me back before the time when the neighborhood was full of toddlers and dying men when the rain puddles still fell lightly beneath my still-small galoshes, i would use them and bring you with me we'd look at each other with hazel eyes dripping with the stars and the memories of our distant futures, far from our miniature grasp, and talk about flowers and their place in our hearts and crawl through the mud without our raincoats to find the worms in the dirt, to build them a kingdom of sticks and dust with a moat running through it and we would rule despite our ever-changing bodies and our once separate lives i'd make sure to place you in the empty house right next to mine and we'd start again as brothers
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Aug 30, 2014
Aug 30, 2014 at 4:10 PM UTC
boy-next-door
if there were clocks that would send me back before the time when the neighborhood was full of toddlers and dying men when the rain puddles still fell lightly beneath my still-small galoshes, i would use them and bring you with me we'd look at each other with hazel eyes dripping with the stars and the memories of our distant futures, far from our miniature grasp, and talk about flowers and their place in our hearts and crawl through the mud without our raincoats to find the worms in the dirt, to build them a kingdom of sticks and dust with a moat running through it and we would rule despite our ever-changing bodies and our once separate lives i'd make sure to place you in the empty house right next to mine and we'd start again as brothers
ce-thompson
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Aug 30, 2014
Aug 30, 2014 at 4:10 PM UTC
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