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We walked along the flowered streets and felt the gentle sunlight dripping on our shoulders. I think I smiled for two days straight and every laugh was like the uncorking of champagne. The buildings on either side of us were egg shell white and just as delicate, their slender bodies and effortless sophistication somehow humble and full of history. Every turn was met with unending beauty, so much so that it made your eyes hurt and your chest ache. Winding streets slanted us in the right direction and the smell of fresh bread, crepes and something without a name made our stomachs feel warm and full and rumble too. The dirtiest newsagents was a palace and the grimiest bar the same, the topsy turvy, tipsy language in the air adding instant elegance to the ***** walls, the filth on the table tops somehow romantic. We left the city and it whispered goodbye, through the car horns honking and the dogs barking, a melody most sublime. We left the city but it never left us.
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Jan 20, 2015
Jan 20, 2015 at 12:45 PM UTC
Paris
We walked along the flowered streets and felt the gentle sunlight dripping on our shoulders. I think I smiled for two days straight and every laugh was like the uncorking of champagne. The buildings on either side of us were egg shell white and just as delicate, their slender bodies and effortless sophistication somehow humble and full of history. Every turn was met with unending beauty, so much so that it made your eyes hurt and your chest ache. Winding streets slanted us in the right direction and the smell of fresh bread, crepes and something without a name made our stomachs feel warm and full and rumble too. The dirtiest newsagents was a palace and the grimiest bar the same, the topsy turvy, tipsy language in the air adding instant elegance to the ***** walls, the filth on the table tops somehow romantic. We left the city and it whispered goodbye, through the car horns honking and the dogs barking, a melody most sublime. We left the city but it never left us.
For my best friend and for my favourite city.
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Jan 20, 2015
Jan 20, 2015 at 12:45 PM UTC
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