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Cyan memories cast their spell
across the autumns of my childhood, transforming the colors of fall into joyful tears. A cottonwood tree stood in my grandparents’ front yard scattering its yellow leaves across autumn’s brown grass. Breathlessly I waited for Grandpa to rake the leaves into a pile and then put them into a large steel barrel to burn before the trash tuck came on Saturday and transport their ashes to the landfill. Line count: 19
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