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The Same Scar

Maybe we're from the same scar. Maybe the same galactic gutter. Maybe the same pulpy punch. Maybe you were my sister or you were my brother. Maybe there is a place where we used to go to plant our feet in what we didn't know. Maybe there is a place where the whistle grows, the voices chatter, the stillness slows. And maybe, somewhere or the whistle grows, the voices chatter, the stillness shows. And maybe, somewhere, or this place, you said to me, "I hope you remember that this is a false memory."
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joshua-haines
26 / M / American
For You?
Written by
joshua-haines
26 / M / American
Published
Feb 2, 2016
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University of Virginia

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