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My South is
sitting in the backyard as the night falls cold drink in my hand the laughter of friends hearing the children scream and play in the dark chasing the first lightning bugs My South is the smell of charcoal and steaks on the grill. Dogs barking warnings to other dogs walking thier masters around the block. Wagging tails Secretly wanting to play My South is soft warm air surrounding me crickets chrip,tree frogs sing and suddenly, a heady scent of honeysuckle here and then gone.
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