You
would never notice it, that little house with the wooden door. You would just
walk by it and not even give it a second thought. Never knowing that it had
always been there your entire life. Probably because you had never truly seen
it, you only saw it out of the corner of your eye and before you could turn to
look at it, the sweet sent of roses and freshly cut grass from the garden next
door would distract you.
But
it sits there content with it’s abandoned situation. And if it weren’t for that
door with unique carvings or it’s odd pathway that seems to be more of an exit
than an entrance, it would have gone unnoticed for the rest of it’s days.
But
you see, children aren’t fooled by these airs. No matter how hard that little
house may try to hide from the world or pass off as normal, the children can
feel the magic creeping out from inside it. And sometimes, if you still
believe, you can feel it’s magic too.
Sometimes,
when I walk by, I wonder who lives in there. By the looks of things no one
does, its only occupants are an old motorcycle in its back yard and closed
blinds that keeps you from looking in. Keeping you from finding the true magic
that lies inside of it.
Hudson Kelly x
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