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it's the way you grow up. your parents only bickered, or were quiet and bored. they
ignored each other, with never a kiss or a hug, or those things that you
see couples do on t.v., and then one day, as a ennui'd seven year old, as
you came trudging up the stairs from playing outside, thirsty for
water,
and summer was ending,
in a sun-soaked bedroom, you saw your
father pick up your mother. and she was lovely, in a blue, periwinkle skirt. he hugged her close. he spun her around in the air, and they were like
dancers in a lovely movie. and on their faces, you saw it, happiness &
bliss. you were still thirsty for water, but the smart cookie you were, you slipped quietly back down the stairs, and back
outside, before anyone knew that you knew, that love was real.
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