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My roots
I am from
hands slicing through water, pushing further and further, feet kicking, lungs
pumping, going further and further to the finish line.
I am from the little
girl dancing in the back yard swamps, picking the low bush cranberries one by
one each time more and more my taste buds exploding.
I am from the marsh
that squishes in my toes, the smell of the swamps filling my nose so fresh and
pure filled with time and history.
I am from hearing the
skimming of a blade going through fresh wood in the early morning.
A step outside is the
moment where I take in the sawdust, rain falls soaking it up and renewing its
smell ten times stronger from dry to wet.
I am from kissing a
cheek that came from the fresh air, cold, salty and fresh.
I am from the Alaskan
mountains that erode lower and lower.
I am from the Alaskan
salty ocean cold and fresh and natural.
I am from the Alaskan
land big and bulky fresh and smooth.
I am from Alaska
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