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dreaming

by bittersweetfictions

I am asleep I am dreaming I am 60 years old and huddled into a rocking chair I am cold and bitter I am awake and I am afraid The next day I dream of the same cottage in the woods But tonight I am sat next to the figure of a woman not much younger We sit with hands clasped tightly, rings touching We talk softly about all of the memories we’ve had over the years We sit together, warm and happy I can’t see her face from where I’m stood She turns and says ‘baby we need to paint these walls something brighter’ She looks a lot like you She has your hair but it has gotten thinner and grey has been weaved into your colour She has your smile too. it always my favourite thing about you
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Nov 25, 2018
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