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Honeysuckles
We looked up
Dewy grass beneath us
Colors of peach, amber, and cream swirled above us
The spring breeze brushed across our lying bodies
We stayed here just long enough to cool off
My mom hopped up with a kind smile
“Gaja” she said as she helped me up
We both grabbed our bikes that were sunken into the lush grass
That summer’s mission was to take off the training wheels
My mom told me I was improving
We continued biking on the trail
This time back to the car
I didn’t want to go home
But my favorite part of the whole adventure was coming up
Honeysuckles
I loved the sugary sweet nectar that dripped from the flower’s trumpet
I loved the honey-colored velvety petals that were dusted with pollen
I loved the heady scent of jasmine and vanilla
But most of all I loved the way it reminded me of happy things
Bike rides, my mom, sunsets, and spring afternoons
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This is about a fond memory I have from when I was a child about my Mother and I.