The Power of Small Items

by Erika Ravnsborg

By Erika RavnsborgPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read

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I have seen the past

Through the flick of a small item

A globe made of gold

fact or fiction surreal poetry

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Erika Ravnsborg

Erika Ravnsborg is a writer/blogger/adventurer/explorer living in Canada. Her goal is to travel all over the world and write amazing stories about it. Find more of her adventures at https://www.magicalstoriestoshare.com/

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Novel Allen3 years ago
Such nostalgia in a few words,

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