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The heads bobble up and down only to check their view,
So they don't walk in to something, or someone while scrolling.
I stand here on my pedestal, trying to bask in the memory,
Of how I felt 12 hours ago...24...36.
When the lights flooded my eyes, and the voices overpowered,
The dull ache of the mundane weeks before and after.
When a smile, a touch, felt like it could last forever,
Before the colors faded back to dull.
No matter how high I stand, or how loud I roar,
I'm the only one who can hear me now.
I wave my hands, seeking connection,
Not an eye meets my gaze.
Life moves on, and on, past the glory, past the joy,
Only to become a distant memory.
About the Creator
Ashleigh Riley
Mother of 2-Writer-Crafter-Dreamer-TV binger-Movie lover-Space nerd-dinosaur connoisseur


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