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I held his hand firmly on the fairground. There were ferris wheel and rocking boat even a flying saucer of rides worth a few pennies but the boy embracing that unlucky age had his eyes stuck on the shining silver blue beaming behind the sparking glass full with rotor blades ready to take off dreaming a ride to the sky past the high tent of the circus over the tallest coconut tree into the haze of stars where to only lonely pilots could fly for being loved and understood and not questioned for the cracked voice for the thin hairlines on upper lip for glancing at the girls but inducted into the team of thirteen for perpetually traversing between stars on free rides into freedom worth a lifetime.
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Jan 30, 2017
Jan 30, 2017 at 8:26 AM UTC
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I held his hand firmly on the fairground. There were ferris wheel and rocking boat even a flying saucer of rides worth a few pennies but the boy embracing that unlucky age had his eyes stuck on the shining silver blue beaming behind the sparking glass full with rotor blades ready to take off dreaming a ride to the sky past the high tent of the circus over the tallest coconut tree into the haze of stars where to only lonely pilots could fly for being loved and understood and not questioned for the cracked voice for the thin hairlines on upper lip for glancing at the girls but inducted into the team of thirteen for perpetually traversing between stars on free rides into freedom worth a lifetime.
pradip-chattopadhyay
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Jan 30, 2017
Jan 30, 2017 at 8:26 AM UTC
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