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childhood memories are speckled with the scent of summer sunsets formed with the bonds of friendship and late night promises with giggling faces childhood memories are climbing crooked trees in the spring the smell of freshly cut grass and sleeping in until 10 childhood memories are snowflakes blinding the humongous ski goggles pressed against the large frames of thick glasses and the promise of hot chocolate by a cozy fire childhood memories are marred by the yelling from downstairs tightened faces and clenched fists shattered glass and crimson splattered on beige tiles childhood memories are earbuds plugged tight in small ears books clutched in trembling hands herding confused brothers up creaking steps childhood memories are sadness leaking from the soul withdrawal into the land of silence an unhealthy obsession with escaping into fiction childhood memories are nostalgic terrifying what shaped me to be me
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Jan 12, 2018
Jan 12, 2018 at 6:47 PM UTC
childhood memories.
childhood memories are speckled with the scent of summer sunsets formed with the bonds of friendship and late night promises with giggling faces childhood memories are climbing crooked trees in the spring the smell of freshly cut grass and sleeping in until 10 childhood memories are snowflakes blinding the humongous ski goggles pressed against the large frames of thick glasses and the promise of hot chocolate by a cozy fire childhood memories are marred by the yelling from downstairs tightened faces and clenched fists shattered glass and crimson splattered on beige tiles childhood memories are earbuds plugged tight in small ears books clutched in trembling hands herding confused brothers up creaking steps childhood memories are sadness leaking from the soul withdrawal into the land of silence an unhealthy obsession with escaping into fiction childhood memories are nostalgic terrifying what shaped me to be me
mythicace
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Jan 12, 2018
Jan 12, 2018 at 6:47 PM UTC
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