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Sepia-Toned Memory

by nyx-ashling

Dude, what the heck? The ice cream truck added a hip-hop beat to the good ol’ “Do your Ears Hang Low” song. Somehow it takes away from the innocence and nostalgia that should come with it When I think of harkening to the sepia-toned tune And running barefoot on the summer-kissed pavement In my pink, flower-embroidered shorts And baby-blue tank top To pay a buck for some sweet, sweet colors To mix and be plastered on the little mouth   Of baby-faced Eight-year-old Me.
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