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I remember you. I remember cello strings, I remember blunt remarks, I remember punches to the gut. And I remember late nights, tucked against one another, whispering secrets and holding sweaty hands. And I remember the wonder in your eyes, making plans to runaway. Maybe to Canada, maybe to Sweden. Yet I loose the memory of us. Giggling in blanket forts, clearing cans of whip cream. Yet I've found you again, and I can't tell if I should stay.
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Nov 22, 2025
Nov 22, 2025 at 4:48 PM UTC
I Remember
I remember you. I remember cello strings, I remember blunt remarks, I remember punches to the gut. And I remember late nights, tucked against one another, whispering secrets and holding sweaty hands. And I remember the wonder in your eyes, making plans to runaway. Maybe to Canada, maybe to Sweden. Yet I loose the memory of us. Giggling in blanket forts, clearing cans of whip cream. Yet I've found you again, and I can't tell if I should stay.
Im in a crazy time of life of reconnecting with old friends and loosing them, it all feels like a whirlwind of emotion. What hurts the most though is not remembering all the small moments between us that they do.
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18/GQ/California
Nov 22, 2025
Nov 22, 2025 at 4:48 PM UTC
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