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My Grandparents House
My grandparents house
It is one filled constantly with the phrase “I love you”.
Of the feeling of happiness or joy
Of the memories of being carefree
And having no responsibilities
Like my younger cousins do now
Of being able to be with my sister again, of being able to play hide and seek in our all to small yard
Of watching myself grow up, and being able to explore the neighborhood on my bike with my friends
It is one where memories take root in the form of the many pictures scattered around the house
And by looking at them hard enough
I can almost relive the moment’s entirely
Hearing the laughter of my cousins in the background
Of hearing the cats soft paws hit the ground exploring the house in the middle of the night
The loud voices of the adults yelling at the tv during the sunday night football games
The smell of diesel from the trains racing past behind the house
And of the rhythm they make as they go by that helps me fall asleep at night
It might not be ideal for some people
But this is who I am
This is my family
This is my grandparents house
And I wouldn’t change it for the world

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