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With every 'woosh,' each blade left behind, My admiration for the giant fan grew and grew... Until the windmill, itself felt as big as the earth. I held her hand and inched towards big, menacing slabs of steel swishing past us. Her grip tightened around my wrist as well. I could tell she was embarrassed to admit that this was a terrible detour. My dad stood by our Santro, like a distant observer. A gentle guide. I have a million memories, so many that I can just pick and play and replay it in my head, whenever I want to. ~ In reality, she's gone now, so has the menacing wind monster and so has the gentle, young man. But in my reality, they'll always live.
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Jul 16, 2020
Jul 16, 2020 at 9:20 AM UTC
Gone with the wind
With every 'woosh,' each blade left behind, My admiration for the giant fan grew and grew... Until the windmill, itself felt as big as the earth. I held her hand and inched towards big, menacing slabs of steel swishing past us. Her grip tightened around my wrist as well. I could tell she was embarrassed to admit that this was a terrible detour. My dad stood by our Santro, like a distant observer. A gentle guide. I have a million memories, so many that I can just pick and play and replay it in my head, whenever I want to. ~ In reality, she's gone now, so has the menacing wind monster and so has the gentle, young man. But in my reality, they'll always live.
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23/F/India
Jul 16, 2020
Jul 16, 2020 at 9:20 AM UTC
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