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Fountain of Youth It was the summer of the Japanese beetles eating off your favorite tree in the garden; of you catching them with nimble fingers and I with clumsy ones. It was a summer like any other; with the vigor of spring fruits drying beneath the sun, with sparkling waters, with lighthearted dance. It was the summer where the glow of us shone in the depths of our eyes; where the world was but illusion, lilting only on the edges of my thoughts. It was the essence of that summer, that was, and is the fountain of all youth. Tucked carefully in the midst of my memories is this fountain, so that I may drink from it eons forward in time -- during a summer like any other; where the world becomes illusion, lilting only on the edges of my thoughts. Notes
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