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Nostalgia


It's nothing, and then it's everything. I taste it most on days I am feeling distant from my own world. It's a bitter sweet lingering of the you that you left behind. And I'm hungry for its toxic elements like poisonous roses. Sometimes it's nowhere, and then it's everywhere. 

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