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Reminiscing on that same playground, that a young girl with blue bows, pigtails, and Mary-Janes would play on every day. Sitting on what was once a bright yellow tube, now faded to white. You can almost hear the echo of laughing and screaming children. What was once newly stained wood, now rotted, a vacant nest, to the myriad families of inhabitants no longer able to use the decrepit foundation. Sitting in silence, deathly still, with one move, dirt plows off the wood, what was once a beautiful blooming tree, creaks with old age. With the honk of a horn from the newly shined yellow vehicle, I breathed so deep, my lungs engulfed the decomposing smell, and jumped off that playground, one last time.
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Aug 1, 2016
Aug 1, 2016 at 9:42 PM UTC
Why Dear, Everything Has To End
Reminiscing on that same playground, that a young girl with blue bows, pigtails, and Mary-Janes would play on every day. Sitting on what was once a bright yellow tube, now faded to white. You can almost hear the echo of laughing and screaming children. What was once newly stained wood, now rotted, a vacant nest, to the myriad families of inhabitants no longer able to use the decrepit foundation. Sitting in silence, deathly still, with one move, dirt plows off the wood, what was once a beautiful blooming tree, creaks with old age. With the honk of a horn from the newly shined yellow vehicle, I breathed so deep, my lungs engulfed the decomposing smell, and jumped off that playground, one last time.
lauren-prather
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Aug 1, 2016
Aug 1, 2016 at 9:42 PM UTC
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