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Reminiscently, I sit.

I sit at an angle facing the window. Morning sunlight staggers in and tumbles onto the table. It seems to be as relaxed as I am this early in the day. I sit and I smile. A lazy smile. It sits as easy as I do. My mind starts to wander, the way it only does just after sleep. The hazy connection-forming sort of way that must be closely related to dreaming. I find myself thinking of a summer years ago. Not a particular event from that summer. Just that summer in general. How it was to be a kid then, with that set of friends. Care-free, or relatively so. Only ever attempting to locate trivial entertainment. A band of kids, a sworn allegiance long since faded into the great collective memory. A bird flits across the sky outside my window. I shake myself, that smile I found so effortless now gone. I think “been a long time, wonder how everyone is?” The moment broken, I stand up and walk out of the room.
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michael-hatfield
American
Published
Oct 9, 2010
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This isn't quite like the others, I've posted. I needed a change of pace.

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