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Ashland

Doors held open, smiles and hellos more often than stares. backpacks left solitary among the dozens of legs. Mountains so close, I could reach out and brush the snow from the top Up so high, I look down on clouds. Palm trees and pine trees, a little of home. Air so crisp, it scorches your lungs. World so green, feet rebel against concrete. Little revolutions every day. I stumble over concrete, uneven and crumbled. Wonder how many have wandered through these broken roads and felt home beneath their feet. Wonder how many have fallen in love right here.
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Written by
charlotte-graham
Canadian
Published
Jan 31, 2012
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27·98
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Still a work in progress. Not sure how I want to change it.

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