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A flower from a meadow of a forgotten childhood memory

Carbonated taste of a soda shared after a movie

The clammy sweat from the palm of a young nervous couple

A paper note with the check next to no

 

Leave in a small quartz bowl on the corner of a street

Where you fell in love with a person you never even knew

Return when the air smells like a remembered perfume

 

Place two leaves from intertwined trees in the bowl

Point one end towards yourself

The other will point towards infatuation returned

 
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