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Tag Archives: childhood lies
Clench the Fence
I lied. I said she said okay, But I hadn’t even asked. . Lying to Grandma, that’s how much I wanted to, I’d even lie to Grandma. . The project courtyard had fenced in grass, no larger than a tiny … Continue reading →
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Tagged childhood lies, lies, lying, memory, Queens, wilderness
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