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Red Heads

unraveling back, backwards unraveled. into the backyard running with the backbone buried. running upright in a pair of floppy tounged sneakers. koolaid stained lips smiling jumping over the mudpuddles. splashing into the mud my clay child running with shoelaces untied. unraveling back twenty five years watching a little red head running around. the yard is different but the hair is the same.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2012




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Date: 4/13/2012 5:53:00 PM
Sweet and nostalgic this is. My mom had really bright red hair but now an old lady, she has lost the bright red and has more subdued color in it, like auburn!
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