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sentimental

by @taijasa

I've never been a sentimental person but too soon did the smell of salty air, the sound of waves gaining and receding endlessly, reliably become dear to me. My memory betrays me long enough to drag up the sound of your laugh (the unintentionally honest kind that still raises goosebumps on my skin) along with the feeling of Normandy sand beneath my toes. No matter how much I want to let go, I'll keep the jar of sand on my dresser and the image of you with your arm around me, our hair and our hearts wild, in my mind forever.
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Jul 24, 2014
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I miss Europe.

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