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Leaf

Stiff, colorful tumbling over and over as the wind pushes me on to places and things I've never known. Over mountains and across plains on the neverending interstates the white-black-gray callous and compacted from the multitude of trampling feet, cars, souls. I know not where I will go- wherever the wind pushes me On and on until I am finally caught and new life is forced into my veins before I too can be overwhelmed.
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rachel-brainard
American
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Jan 2, 2013
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