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Oct 29
When i was young you sat on a bench not a tree-
In a basket of wicker and plastic.
Swarms of jam covered fingers snatching and clawing at your freckled flesh.
I wanted to catch you but never could , you were always swept away into the belly of a child.

As we put pencils down
and our little leather shoes stepped from carpet to tarmac
A race began
"Free food" we chant when the sun hits 10
But it's too late. The pears have been eaten.

And when i walked home , my belly was all empty.
I looked up to my mother and I asked for pears.
'you wont eat them all in time'
I sighed
But i will mother or the other kids will eat them first.
This was just a quick little poem as i was feeling nostalgic of the fruit and veg we would receive at break time in my First school.
Ruby
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Ruby  18/Cisgender Female/York
(18/Cisgender Female/York)   
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