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Not the Same Pair

  • Niki Brigante
  • May 19, 2018
  • 1 min read

You are a pair

of new white sneakers,

but there is a mound of mud

covering the grass.

And as you begin to tiptoe in it

you absorb the filth.

To scrape it off—

It is a waste of time.

You are no longer new

and white. You have

faded, losing the luster

you once had.

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