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I pick up the items Littering the floor They didn’t mean much To anyone Anymore I stared at the picture Hanging on the wall I was the smallest And my brother was tall I looked back at objects Flat on the ground One caught my attention While it just laid around I picked up the radio Thin sleek and black I turned it right on And the memories came back The music that played Was not the same in the past But the radio still counted At least the memory surpassed
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