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Cabin

by eliza-bennett

When I'm a grownup, I would like a home away from home. A cabin, perhaps, isolated from the world, where there would be a lake in my backyard. Maybe I will also have a treehouse, or a hammock, where I would read and watch my children play in the water. Then we would roast marshmallows and make s'mores, and catch fireflies in the bushes. My husband would sing silly songs and play his guitar, and make my children blush with fiery laughter. When the kids would fall asleep in the bunks, a cuddle would be awaiting in front of the fireplace. Where we would watch sappy old movies, and savor our salty popcorn and sweet milk chocolate. Together, we would laugh and cry. Together, we would have escaped the world. Together, we would have been happy.
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