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Mar 2019
you said you’d like to live in virginia.
oh, how i could see us
among the old buildings and tulip trees,
driving down to savannah, georgia for spring break
to see the spanish moss
and the gorgeous houses that you told me looked like they were all squished together,
or up to boone, north carolina,
where i swear it’s fifty degrees year-round

wherever i end up
i hope you’re there too.
we could take the commute to dc
and we could name our kids after presidents
like your brothers.
Written by
olivia anne  17/F
(17/F)   
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     olivia anne and Perry
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