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A memory in my hand

kites bounce around over head as our skin softens the sand noticing the mathematics in the waves the tide nips at our feet then runs away as the water retracts the sand starts to look like my carpet then I realize where I am on the floor in my bedroom with a memory in my hand and it bites like a fire ant the sting feels the same as the rest of them birds chirp from their nests in the trees above our heads and a spider web on the swing set the intricate design has me fascinated as the sunlight bounces off rather slow the web starts to look like my cracked window then I realize where I am looking outside at life happening with a feeling in my heart that rattles like a screen door in the wind it feels like I am walking out then back in again
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brian-carson
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Aug 27, 2014
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