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The Field II (Remebrance)
As students tread back
to their prison,
I am alone in the Field,
one last time.
Before I lose my way,
possibly forever,
I return to this sanctuary.
The wind blows,
the trees dance,
my bones shiver.
It is over,
the comfort I found
while I hid.
I am growing,
losing my wonder
of the beautiful mundane.
But is this it?
Is this the last time
I will be happy?
The memories weigh heavily,
but I am unfeeling.
There is no more joy.
The Field has changed;
It is now my lifeline
filled with precious memories.
This is not the end;
I am adapting, growing.
The Field will never leave.
It is safe in the past.
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