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Backward Roads

by RachelMena

This is not my home But a road I used to know Painted in a different town With different streets and ways around. I close my eyes and slowly breathe As the memories begin to weave: A country store, and long walks Snow-covered trees, and deep talks. Days like these I start to miss The feeling of freedom and pure bliss. But if this street can find a way To the place where I must stay It may be a simple sign To let go of home and redefine.
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