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Hometown

by dreams-of-sepia

My life has shrunk to fit the skin of this small town to live inside the microcosm of it's streets to tell it's sad tales of love & loss & bygone travels to walk the ways I've known since childhood even the guest that came last night is from the street I lived on when I went to college & who was also labelled 'mad' here by the docs this is a town like any town that locks it's dreamers up & spits them out to live branded & afraid of their own shadows a town I want to leave a town that once I loved
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Jul 22, 2015
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#growingup#hometown#hospitalization#coincidences
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