Oh, where have you gone

Here and gone

By Ruby Estelle Published 3 years ago • 1 min read

Salvador Dali - The Persistence of Memory

Tic tic tic, it goes

slipping through my fingertips

where have you gone, friend?

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Ruby Estelle

Im Kezia, Family oriented & fun, loving, nature, people, music & animal lover. photographer, writer, cook, artist, lover & creator! I aspire world venture, vlogging, making a foundation, having a positive impact & inspiring you💕

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