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Jun 2013
The friendships made on 48th Street
Are ones that cannot be beat.
Us four girls
We owned the world.
We rode ourΒ Β bikes as fast as we could
Achieving great, instead of plain ol' good.
Our faces smeared with dirt,
Our hearts unaware of any hurt
With smiles on our face.
How I miss that place.
The innocence was in my heart
Now my world is torn apart.
I wish I could return
To my life without concern
When my world was a block wide
And dreams could never die.
Nicholle Justine
Written by
Nicholle Justine  Minnesota
(Minnesota)   
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   J and Kayla Anne Fowler
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