A childhood reconfigured, a child who could never be,
with cardboard carts of stones and stamps,
bundled with a string, with wooden wired
contrivances hidden from the world,
and yet the others whispered in his ears.
They told him of a place where wild basalt seas
crashed down upon the shattered mirror beaches,
and sleepless carriages fled the stations of existence.
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Thank you for reblogging this piece with thoughts about childhood, Sobhana. I think there are trigger moments from childhood that stay with us, no matter what.
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