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Abandoned


It was the day the wind blew.

The leaves were swaying through mid air, still stuck to the tree.
I was by the window on a cold morning at seven.
The sky was dark and gray but there wasn't a single drop of rain.
The dirt rolled parts by parts on the ground while rocks sit still.
I touched the glass and gasp a couple of times.
I closed my eyes and dream, a dream I've never dreamed before.
My memories replayed in in my mind and open my eyes.
So this is the ending of life, and it's time to say good bye.

 

-Wasana

 

 
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Wasana

I am a girl with wild dreams that even monsters under my bed are scared of me. I do not fear nor do I trust myself, but one thing I have high hopes for is my arts and creativity that is poured out from my soul.

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