The other day, when I took my nieces and nephews to the nearby park, an old man in a wheelchair came with a couple of young kids. They were all around 9 to 11 years old max. I thought they were using the park as a shortcut as most of the people of the colony do cause the park has two gates and it provides a short alternate route for a couple of streets. I didn't pay much attention cause I had kids to look after but after a while, I noticed that they all went to the end of the park and started playing cricket! The old man who was probably their grandfather was balling and the rest of the kids were either batting or fielding. It was such a wholesome sight that it literally made my day. I wished I had taken my phone with me so that I could take a picture of them but I think that's the things about the best moments in life, you're never able to catch them on camera but they stay on the slate of your mind always and you use it to fill the void in your heart.
Ever since I met you, I walk with my heart in one hand and an ancient dagger in the other. Blood dripping off, leaving marks, they'd be tough to wash faint rusty stains will linger forever if not crimson and the brown tint will also float amidst the hazel sea --------------------- I don't recognize the figure that stares back at me in the mirror anymore so many lies lies and lies --------------------- I drew my old home today tried to transfer everything on paper because I am forgetting the details details of the only building I called home with all my heart the heart that I carry in my hand now with blood dripping I think some of the details dripped there as I made room for the details of your existence I couldn't remember how long the window from the dining room to the courtyard was and which shelf were the books on was it the middle one or the last one I think there was a vase with pink flowers in the middle one like the flowers growing...

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