remain those times is the old house, the hall towards the end was a ninety-degree turn at the bottom of my room, and left that of my parents. The calendar with the seasons painted on wood, autumn, winter, spring, summer. April, July and October. And my parents' room, behind the door, the desktop black and white, not particularly pretty, but always full of stuff. I, as a child, opening lI drawers, checking the old letters that Mom still holds, the papers with poems, a puppet worn and boxes, especially boxes, spring cleaning boxes, like mine, the boxes with matches inside, headbands, with pins, with patchwork, with newspaper clippings. Wooden boxes, cartons, tins of biscuits. Storage boxes for what to keep and what not. Sometimes we find back to the past by reopening the same cabinet. Sometimes back. Sometimes amaze me. Sometimes scared. Sometimes vertigo. Sometimes being brave. Sometimes October.
A recent times.
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