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306 stairs, spiraling downwards into the night. The light shone for miles, the winds whispered and ruffled, my heart bursting. Tracing my steps, chasing the moon, the pounding surf, and the unpredictable tides. So far, so near, and so cold. My caged aqua moon, my, my...
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argo
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My, you stare very well. Maybe if you didn't respect me so much we could have a conversation.
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in high_school, even after i made some friends and stopped feeling like i was trying to find my way in a country where everyone spoke a language i didn't know, my favourite place to eat lunch was in one of the stairwells. i would sit on the landing, alone, with my back to the wall, and i would eat my sandwich. or sometimes it was a salad with romaine lettuce, cherry tomatoes, baby carrots, cauliflower, and cucumber slices. i felt safe there. you know why cats love cardboard boxes? when they're stressed, a small, dark, fortified space gives them a feeling of security. and because the box only has one opening, they can see what's coming. nothing can surprise them or attack them from behind. at the end of the school day, i would push off of the handrails and jump whole sets of stairs, a lithe feline creature steadying myself with my hands. i never feared falling when i was leaping into the abyss. i always knew i would land on my feet.
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kerry
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it was on the landing in the stairwell in our high school where i had my first kiss. he stole me from orchestra class, said i have something to show you. it wasn't any good, the kiss.
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what's it to you?
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