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As I grew older, The city unfurled itself to me, And in a moment it would shrink And be texture-less much like that of A brown kite's wings having taken flight -      Places and time shrink over the years      And I don't recall my grandparents' house      Being so small when I visit them now.      I don't recall yesterday's birthday celebration      With friends as a ten year old event  - These roads are so familiar The vastness of my surroundings In my youth is now long gone Albeit the vastness of the world Is an appalling thought, my love While you leave trails Where I may never go, I can only imagine the speck I've become in your vision.
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Feb 5, 2019
Feb 5, 2019 at 3:15 PM UTC
Bird's Eye View
As I grew older, The city unfurled itself to me, And in a moment it would shrink And be texture-less much like that of A brown kite's wings having taken flight -      Places and time shrink over the years      And I don't recall my grandparents' house      Being so small when I visit them now.      I don't recall yesterday's birthday celebration      With friends as a ten year old event  - These roads are so familiar The vastness of my surroundings In my youth is now long gone Albeit the vastness of the world Is an appalling thought, my love While you leave trails Where I may never go, I can only imagine the speck I've become in your vision.
tilok-adnan
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Feb 5, 2019
Feb 5, 2019 at 3:15 PM UTC
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