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“please be as big as your space.” shelve every moment, big or small for all to see consume sushi burritos, ice cream tacos, disappointment and success you are both the product of your upbringing and the slick Toronto streets: your inherent judgement your guide slide breath into books and memorize landscapes and capture soundscapes both mundane and enigmatic ensure both shoelaces are tied blazer pressed straight ensemble thought through; never neglect finishing touches absorb Toronto skylines from an Ossington rooftop walk through frayed soles until heels become flats leave yourself enough buffer time after clocking out to say yes to lakeside movies be here now
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Written by
rebecca-gismondi
Canadian
Published
May 24, 2016
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28·105
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#love#girl#loss#up#woman#street#growing#birthday#city#guidance
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