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Reminiscing
Stained scrapbook flips a page,
a chapter ends.
Dusted brown box seals memories in the past.
Reminds us when:
we were living in the lights and honks;
we were laughing in our boxy home.
Back when times were simple,
When friends kept each other company.
Kept secrets unknown.
Wind blows.
Seasons change.
The credit scene rolls over the screen.
Silence.
Movie’s over.
Then the next one starts.
Where no one stands behind my shoulder.
I’m all alone
Screen time runs.
Life lives on.
Some roads in life,
You just have to face it,
all alone.

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Sabrina Yang is a full-time student living in California who binge watches comedy and crime shows on her free time. Apart from being an independent writer, she has also been a dancer, a photographer, a yelper, and pulling all-nighter. Sabrina enjoys writing passes midnight where no one is watching, her creativity is at its prime.