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To Return is to Know You Were Wrong.

by Waverly

Driving down a North Carolina road An hour after dusk, A nice buzz drifting through my body watching the fireflies dancing across two-lanes, and the smell of grass a delightful hint on the air. A warm breeze with a slight chill at the end drifts through my open window Like a cool kiss laying you in a warm bed. And mac miller croons His soul full of understanding Of the messages that stem from depression.' A couple of the quaint homes I drive by on these winding roads have already strung up Christmas lights on their quiet porches, because we Carolinians love a peaceful joy. And I just know That this is heaven. And I know I ran from home to escape my pain, but to return is an inescapable epiphany.
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35 / M / American
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Sep 6, 2022
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