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[threeplusfire]

on my way up north
up on the Ventura
I pulled back the hood
and I was talking to you
and I knew then it would be
A life long thing
but I didn't know that we
we could break a silver lining
and I'm so sad
like a good book I can't put
this day back
a sorta fairytale with you

Change the setting a little bit, and it tells a story of mine. Weird how that works, how I hear that song and feel that summer all over again. Because, I figured it out, it started in the summer.

Strange sometimes, to be this old. Which is not so old at all relatively, but old for me. Old for a girl who was convinced that she wouldn't make it to twenty. To have this perspective on my choices, it is a little disconcerting. As if I am a wholly other person. Which, given certain habits and peculiar affections, is entirely possible.

Comments

[sykii.livejournal.com]

I knew we were more alike than either of us had explicitly stated. (Mostly re: that last paragraph).
I know this is kind of a dippy thing to say, but you're one of my favorite people.

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[tsarina.livejournal.com]

Wow, I haven't heard anyone say dippy in ages. That makes me feel young again this morning.

Thank you. Muchly.
I really must go back to New York. If only for the people, the hot dogs, and the Egyptian wing of the Met.