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Goodbye, Home

Our duffle bags are filled with stained clothing.

    stained memories.

       The sun that burnt our pale skin so many times is now setting

with a soft sympathy.

                                             The Ending Begun,

no mistakes existed in the circle game.

  liquid flashbacks flew from our eyes and eased from our noses.

    Summer had evaporated any grudges we held.

      our dragon, Puff, blew magic in our hearts.

         in our bags

           our duffles weighed more than us and I knew why.

             they held everything we had:

early morning hot chocolates

  air we flew through

    snow ***** that hit our frozen bodies

      lips of those we kissed

        hands of those we held

          hair of those we braided

            Christopher Robin and Winnie the Pooh

              the mountains we Climbed

                the buckets of tears in the ends

                                                                          7 Groups of Shoes Thrown.

my jet plane was leaving

I knew what I was leaving behind

and what was now mine.

we weren't going home, not really.

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annaleisa
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Oct 7, 2011
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