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who leave a warm cozy apartment
on a cool rainy summer night to go see the clowns and the acrobats hoping for midnight fireworks? the suburb train was deserted but we had tickets, fifty euros each Le Cirque du Soleil finally in Paris nothing to miss just for a thunderstorm dressed to the nines in bright colors warding off the gray shadows of clouds trying to spoil our excitement we bought helium balloons like children and feasted on roasted peanuts cotton candy and bright orange soda happily dry inside the huge tent big enough for a cathedral applause was our magical tribute to the splendor of circus dreamland quick bittersweet tears fell as in wonder we strolled home under the raindrops, innocently splashing in fresh puddles as if we were too were the clowns marveling in the simplicity of the night air acrobats and clowns [2007.21.8…b]
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