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After a year I took you to the Eastern Sierras. Home. Last time I was here these mountains seemed bigger, in pictures my face was thinner. Walking in my granfathers footsepts I spoke of my family, I spoke of these canyons, you spoke of your dreams, and you spoke of us. Black coffee in our matching cups. You make it strong; like me I said. With the high sierra granite surrounding us we removed our bandaids and wondered where the scars went. Everyone knows a broken heart is blind. At least that's what Jack thought me. After pondering it for quite sometime I think that I would like to give you mine. I think you see me.
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Jul 15, 2020
Jul 15, 2020 at 6:53 PM UTC
20 Lakes and Us.
After a year I took you to the Eastern Sierras. Home. Last time I was here these mountains seemed bigger, in pictures my face was thinner. Walking in my granfathers footsepts I spoke of my family, I spoke of these canyons, you spoke of your dreams, and you spoke of us. Black coffee in our matching cups. You make it strong; like me I said. With the high sierra granite surrounding us we removed our bandaids and wondered where the scars went. Everyone knows a broken heart is blind. At least that's what Jack thought me. After pondering it for quite sometime I think that I would like to give you mine. I think you see me.
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Jul 15, 2020
Jul 15, 2020 at 6:53 PM UTC
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