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and so my life rushes by. no more razor scooter afternoons, Barbie jeep and a kickball marathon, walking home from school in spring, swinging a Powerpuff Girls backpack. jumping on hot black trampolines, burning our small feet, running to the park to see if we were able to hold on to monkey bars. no more alligator tag evenings, falling down in wood chips but brushing it off- I have always been a tough cookie. and I become an adult soon enough, a victim of my own past and a culprit of my future, but nothing in between. Honda Civic and a movie marathon, liquored-up nights, high as the midnight sky, staring up at stars as far as the atlantic.
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Jul 17, 2011
Jul 17, 2011 at 4:40 PM UTC
The Moment of Truth
and so my life rushes by. no more razor scooter afternoons, Barbie jeep and a kickball marathon, walking home from school in spring, swinging a Powerpuff Girls backpack. jumping on hot black trampolines, burning our small feet, running to the park to see if we were able to hold on to monkey bars. no more alligator tag evenings, falling down in wood chips but brushing it off- I have always been a tough cookie. and I become an adult soon enough, a victim of my own past and a culprit of my future, but nothing in between. Honda Civic and a movie marathon, liquored-up nights, high as the midnight sky, staring up at stars as far as the atlantic.
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Jul 17, 2011
Jul 17, 2011 at 4:40 PM UTC
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