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Jan 2016
My house is not new, but not particularly old
But it feels as though lifetimes are weaven through its folds
Memories, so simple we forget
It stores them all, like a safety net
I remember when we had party
One of my relatives, couldn't find her car keys
I remember when the moon was blood red
I was outside, looking until I was forced to bed
I remember when I laughed so hard I cried
My sides hurt so much, but I just sighed
All these memories, the house never lets them go
Simple, small but wonderful
My house, my home, my memories.
And they never go.
Okay, I wrote this at 5 AM probably gonna look back on it and be like. " What the f*ck I just wrote? " later. So...
Written by
Chiibe-The-Rebel  Australia
(Australia)   
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