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Insignificant Wonder

Why do we build up past events in our minds? Such meager moments,

We tell the stories as if they are something epic,

Something like a majestic tale of a vast medieval castle,

That we had these wonderful, cryptic adventures in

Set upon rolling sage colored terrain

This uncharted empire that only we have experienced

But in reality, these adventures are sacred, only because they were fleeting

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Written by
kayla-1
American
Published
May 1, 2012
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