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child

catching different sorts of insects

the feeling of Earth on your bare feet

feeling like a millionaire with any coin you find

the humid wind making your hair heavy

your height being level to an adults **** for years

some sort of sugary substance attached to my cheeks

hours of boredom, which we would **** for as adults

closeness with siblings, never to be regained.

and if there were such thing as reincarnation,

would childhood summers be like this all over again?

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Jun 26, 2010
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