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“Don’t put it up inside the house.. It’s bad luck” He looks at me, his thumb on the button Then bam it’s up, it’s out in all its glory You can probably guess the story I get mad, “I told you not to.. And you did!” He looks at me, not understanding Why it’s so important anyway I bite my tongue in an effort not to say All those irrational fears But they’re there In my head, as he raises his voice To scold me for raising mine I apologize and say it’s fine He says he just wanted to see what It looked like As I ponder endless consequences As inevitable as the tide For opening an umbrella inside.
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Aug 23, 2021
Aug 23, 2021 at 1:49 AM UTC
I told you not to
“Don’t put it up inside the house.. It’s bad luck” He looks at me, his thumb on the button Then bam it’s up, it’s out in all its glory You can probably guess the story I get mad, “I told you not to.. And you did!” He looks at me, not understanding Why it’s so important anyway I bite my tongue in an effort not to say All those irrational fears But they’re there In my head, as he raises his voice To scold me for raising mine I apologize and say it’s fine He says he just wanted to see what It looked like As I ponder endless consequences As inevitable as the tide For opening an umbrella inside.
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50/F/Calgary
Aug 23, 2021
Aug 23, 2021 at 1:49 AM UTC
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