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nostalgia feels like a rotting tooth and it won't come out; no matter how many times i wiggle and twist and pull at it or when my father tells me he's going to tie a string around it and slam the door or my mother threatens to send me to the dentist its too big of a problem for an ordinary person im attached to the rot she is my friend; i watched her grow and she grew with me too plus, ive never liked leaving things behind and i remember- how? can i remember her if she is nothing how? will i be able to understand the present and survive the future without the context of the past the rot will spread and I will endure it even so, it hurts
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111 / F / location in your walls
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littlepoetgirl
111 / F / location in your walls
Published
Jul 19, 2025
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#nostalgia#sad#melancholy#thinking#teeth#rotting#parents#memory#memories
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