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october crickets

by @christine-eglantine

there are still crickets outside although it is mid october i try to tread softly on the way to class or to breakfast the quiet spot that i pull high up over my head so no one can hear the noise of the cricket that cast itself under my boot oh! little surprise! i am so sorry but your scream was only a crunch that rang out two weeks ago i still remember
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christine-eglantine
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Published
Oct 13, 2015
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1m
Notes

not actually about crickets (though this did happen) but rather a summary of a state of mind

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#sad#death#guilt#autumn#mourning#bug#crickets
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