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Magnolias

"Ma'm, can you remember the name of that tree? the one with the big leaves?" He asks me, raising a withered hand towards the young magnolia, not yet blooming. "Magnolia, I believe." A light comes into his clouded eyes. "Ah! Magnolia! Thank you." he says, before shuffling away. I pause for a moment. Staring at the sapling. Something stirs in memory. Something deep, or shallow, I cannot tell. Memory, none the less. I feel as though I should remember a meaning behind the white flowers, and broad leaves, but I draw a blank.
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Written by
elaenor-aisling
27 / F / American
Published
Apr 17, 2014
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20·93
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idk, drabble. Not much.

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#tree#memory#conversation#south#magnolia
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