At dawn, the crawling light is met by a long, pink ribbon spiraling nimbly in the wind. Tied about the narrow oak trunk, it plays among the leaves as they stumble one by one from the tree’s protective grasp. The girl had tied it there the night before, as she does every night, and in the morn will seek it once again. She lashes it round
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And about the last part (about childhood) I couldn't agree more. I wish I were still a child.
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Even if you're no longer a child, it doesn't mean you can't act like one. ;)
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