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our winters

pigeons still wait for meals by that bench where Sun once grew in tufts of gold girls skipping classes to window shop their scarves wild and their nails chipped tough boys go out and smoke and cough and dance and act brave and cut their hair in the dark and words of a new language tumble down our tongues head over heels tasting strange but falling into place after all
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rosieinthecity
37 / F
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Written by
rosieinthecity
37 / F
Published
Jul 15, 2017
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#youth#nostalgia#girls#boys
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