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A memory from when we were young
Like a farmer in a cornfield
 You and I could never get lost
 In grandma’s yard
 This place is our dream
 
 The autumn leaves fall in swirling
 Patterns into the dewy ground
 Their color reflected by light
 Like a prism in the sun
 
 The fresh scent of grass
 Is what we inhale as we
 Roll around in the early morning dew
 Though it’s wet like melted snow
 
 The wind whistles through the trees
 Singing it’s ever so constant song
 We run through the trees laughing
 Like theres no end to the day
 
 Back and forth
 On the old white hammock
 Listening to the song of the wind
 That flows through us like blood
 
 From the old picket fence
 We watched silently as
 Grandpa’s horses munch on grass
 They were brown like brownies
 
 Water trickled as you and I
 Watered grandma’s flowers
 Each with it’s own design
 Like colorful abstract art
 
 You and I stood in wonder
 As white fluffy cotton wanders
 Silently as it floats like a cloud
 Down to the hard ground
 
 Now no longer a child
 But a teenager
 We stare in wonder of
 Grandma’s yard

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