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drive past childhood home

by greenmintleaves

the pink clouds move slow slow like i was tricked by the years gleaming over grass i walked by feet small in saturday's shoes sharp patch grass and dirt that stuck to my back replaced by the warmth of wood chips familial love reflects off the set up sign   swaying on the lawn i feel its burn in my eyes the ice cream man drives by i guess the best flavor isn't in stock anymore the sun keeps setting on my dreams to escape i already woke up from it all
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greenmintleaves
25 / Non-binary
Published
Feb 12, 2025
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#pink#tricked#gleaming#grass#dirt#wood#lawn
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