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Farewell, Circus!

by mailnasution

I was a kid who happened to be happy being lost In a crowded amusement park. It was a fine Saturday evening And the circus was performing. A firework of excitement Was exploding in my head. A candy floss was on my left hand And right was parental boredom That I purposely let it slip away. And how sweet is memory? Too sweet to forget As the circus leaves the town Early morning on Sunday
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mailnasution
29 / M / Indonesia
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Oct 19, 2017
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#evening#circus#farewell#child#candyfloss#sweet#love
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