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Hometown Forever

by @morganmercury

I once thought there wasn't any life outside of this town, but I was okay with that because it had everything I needed. But what do I know? We are all so young, running through parks, climbing up mountaintops. Strolling past all the shops and driving around this town going nowhere in particular, I thought that it simply could not get better than this. We loved each other like the stars I thought that nothing could separate us. We were sure to last, but little did we know that all these days will belong to the past, and everything that we always did now live on pages on thousands of papers and in pictures tucked away in a box of old things. Happiness was in the air that day when we all were together once again. The moon shined bright that night, lighting the path that we once drove down every day. This city just seems so small now that I have broken all its walls. I drive past all the places we left marks on in this city. The now vacant houses that once held so many memories, the lunch table where our love blossomed, the midnight drives to the movies, getting excited over slushies, and the lakes we learned to float. I look back on all these places and think about all the things we ever did, I simply thought that it could not get any better than this. Setting the new year on fire. Dancing to the sounds of Grease. Picking peaches in celebration of spring. Watching all the bands we ever loved. I would forget all my stress and worries thinking about it all. Can it get any better than this? I want to thank this town for all the stories I wrote. All the times we felt like children. All the times we rose with the sun. All the times I felt loved by all the people that were my stars. As I'm driving through this town and watch it grow smaller in my eyes, I imagine a time when I was not alone. I know getting older can seem quite strange at times, but what do I know? All I know is that there is just so much to see, and sometimes the grass isn't always green as it used to be. But as long as I have these memories, it couldn't get any better than this.
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Written by
morganmercury
24 / F / American
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Written by
morganmercury
24 / F / American
Published
Oct 4, 2018
Time
3m
Notes

2018

Inspired by South London Forever by F+TM

Tags
#friends#memories#love#friendship#nostalgia#hometown#friend#star#highschool
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