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Seattle
I am from moss covered skin and trees taller than buildings
The sky a heavy blanket of gray silence
I am from the damp bone chill of winter
The loop around seward park and driving to the airport in the dark
I am from frozen pizza and edamame
The tops of climbable-evergreen trees
I am from the art soom, from sticky fingers and little flecks of paper
Melty-beads and pipe cleaners, watercolor and crayon
I am from sunshine coated nightly telephone conversations with my father
I am from long walks night, day, rain, sun, cold, and hot
I am from telescopes and watching nasa live streams
A young astronaut, eyes wide open

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My muse for this piece was my hometown of Seattle. These are little memories from my childhood that I thought make up where I feel I am from.