/u/ghost_lann's posts in /r/TwoSentenceSadness

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He sat there alone on a bench outside an abandoned train station—eating their favorite sandwich.

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An old lady sat on the same fallen tree she sat on when she was only a young girl—waiting and listening to the silent susurration of the stream.

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She lay among the field of flowers by her grave and hummed lullabies to herself.

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Fifteen years ago, neighbors left flowers, lit candles, and laid some toys on one street corner where a kid was killed during a hostage situation.

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The little girl had a dream of a warm, freshly baked bread between her dirty little hands that almost felt like heaven.

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Being the only person living in an old apartment building floor, she's learned to live walking through its hauntingly empty corridor—with echoes of sorrow and pain of people no longer living behind its walls.

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"Look, brother," the young boy exclaimed as he paused from their hike and pointed at the night sky, then continued, "how beautiful those shooting stars light up the sky."

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She grew up in a farm all her life and the only access she had with the outside world was a friendly chat with an old traveling merchant who passed their farm once a year.

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Back into the comfort of the shadows in the corner of his room, he burst into tears when that young girl saw and smiled at him.

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Sitting on a chair by the window, staring at nothing, thinking about nothing, while waiting for nothing, have become Amelia's daily routine since she lost her family.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
He sat there alone on a bench outside an abandoned train station—eating their favorite sandwich.	529
An old lady sat on the same fallen tree she sat on when she was only a young girl—waiting and listening to the silent susurration of the stream.	493
She lay among the field of flowers by her grave and hummed lullabies to herself.	474
Fifteen years ago, neighbors left flowers, lit candles, and laid some toys on one street corner where a kid was killed during a hostage situation.	426
The little girl had a dream of a warm, freshly baked bread between her dirty little hands that almost felt like heaven.	416
Being the only person living in an old apartment building floor, she's learned to live walking through its hauntingly empty corridor—with echoes of sorrow and pain of people no longer living behind its walls.	377
"Look, brother," the young boy exclaimed as he paused from their hike and pointed at the night sky, then continued, "how beautiful those shooting stars light up the sky."	365
She grew up in a farm all her life and the only access she had with the outside world was a friendly chat with an old traveling merchant who passed their farm once a year.	350
Back into the comfort of the shadows in the corner of his room, he burst into tears when that young girl saw and smiled at him.	332
Sitting on a chair by the window, staring at nothing, thinking about nothing, while waiting for nothing, have become Amelia's daily routine since she lost her family.	329