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If you take nothing else from this, we all change. Know, you will leave this town one day and the all the buildings, and statues, and concrete slabs will miss you endlessly, but you need life and you will go anyway. I know how home feels sometimes and how Sunday nights feel like magic especially on Monday mornings. In four years, home will mean something different. A hand, the smell of jasmine, and your little lad who looks so much like your wife it will give you faith in the world. Home is where skies are always pink and you are always in bed before the street lamps turn on where it is always sunny and where there will always be an I love you to be heard. Most things equivocate change, some evade it all together.
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Dec 2, 2017
Dec 2, 2017 at 5:54 AM UTC
Change
If you take nothing else from this, we all change. Know, you will leave this town one day and the all the buildings, and statues, and concrete slabs will miss you endlessly, but you need life and you will go anyway. I know how home feels sometimes and how Sunday nights feel like magic especially on Monday mornings. In four years, home will mean something different. A hand, the smell of jasmine, and your little lad who looks so much like your wife it will give you faith in the world. Home is where skies are always pink and you are always in bed before the street lamps turn on where it is always sunny and where there will always be an I love you to be heard. Most things equivocate change, some evade it all together.
-I'm driving home now, mam, see you in ten -M.C.
molly-valentine
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18/F/Liverpool
Dec 2, 2017
Dec 2, 2017 at 5:54 AM UTC
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