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I trip, clumsy as I am. Follow the hurried beat of my sister’s footsteps—quick! Thumping through the tall spring grass. The alien tree warps before us, branches monstrous, Shattering the glorious spears of the sun: Lances of light, piercing the sky. We swing undaunted on its branches, Utterly unafraidly Innately explorers. Our lives a lackadaisical lacuna of responsibility: Only to continue on Following my sister— My teacher— Clumsy as I am.
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Oct 6, 2014
Oct 6, 2014 at 12:45 PM UTC
Childhood
I trip, clumsy as I am. Follow the hurried beat of my sister’s footsteps—quick! Thumping through the tall spring grass. The alien tree warps before us, branches monstrous, Shattering the glorious spears of the sun: Lances of light, piercing the sky. We swing undaunted on its branches, Utterly unafraidly Innately explorers. Our lives a lackadaisical lacuna of responsibility: Only to continue on Following my sister— My teacher— Clumsy as I am.
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Oct 6, 2014
Oct 6, 2014 at 12:45 PM UTC
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