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When I lived


When I lived, I saw the world I lived and breathed its beauty Resided in its' Most lovely flower unfurled Danced on streets made of gold Every sidewalk was bathed in adventure. The world was my playground and life, a canvas covered in color All buildings were drenched in glitter and everything was magical. The birds They Soared with mystical luster the trees stretched to hold the heavens up and the air the air, was sweet, when I lived.
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Rhenslow754
I moved from Kentucky to Maryland in the middle of June, I really liked this and related it to some of my personal situations. I really appreciate this one.

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