High.

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We smoked a couple of cigarettes

On the curb of my childhood home.

Echoes of little feet against the wooden floor.

Then on the concrete.

Then crashing into the street.

But it was too early for that.

Adding up to the stack of lost young souls.

Of faded innocent laughs.

Of genuine smiles

shiny with happiness.

Reflecting the warmth of all of the universe's suns.

Moons and stars.

All turned off.

Flattened by the tires of trauma.

Into a sliver of an existence

Barely a trace of it found.

Running fast to follow time.

Get up, look at yourself in the mirror

Look deep into your eyes

Is your inner child still alive?

Or have you been mourning him since the day he was died?

Sick of it all, we get up and break into a run

Toward all the intersections we have gone

In a helpless attempt to figure the lane where it all went wrong.

Out of breath, we stop.

Completely oblivious that our target is in fact

Burried deep down.

A withered cherry blossom tree

Which once held in its effervesent scent

the zest of our long lost youth.

We then proceed to smoke the same cigarettes we left behind

Floating up high

Above the dismal lane

Above the dark countryside

Above the light clouds

High above it all.

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