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Neighborhood Senses
I smell the sweet ribs cooking at a neighborhood BBQ
I smell the juicy steak that my mother cooked for dinner
I smell my sweaty teammates as we condition under the hot sun
I taste the sweet and sour candy after I buy it at a local market
I taste the ice cold water trickle down my throat on a hot day
I taste the cold fizzy sprite as I slowly drink it at a basketball game
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I hear the soccer players screaming for the ball at a Real Salt Lake game
I see the bikers peacefully ride down my street
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I see the many blades of grass as I play football on my front lawn
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Favorite Quote:
never say goodbye
because goodbye means leaving
and leaving means forgetting
-petter pan