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I. Frost on cheeks may be measured, amorously. II. The hawk circles above. The hawk makes known all the space of the sky in ringlets, extensions of wingspan, dynamic shape, cyclic motion until the dive. III. When the roads of summer dust cease churning, When the smokened crackles of oily grease substitute cool, When human machines accompany their electric bodies, I return to the forest. IV. Home, born maybe two, three years ago, is an enclave shrouded, for most, in ennui. Home, the sound of branch-squirrel-branch, the light slapping on dead plant flat on flat under flat-sole boots, home, allowing these shrouds to manifest, adjunct to the ground. V. The reduction of ***** cleansing is itself shoved down these maws of our future expectations, lingering, gaining more passivity than ever, near newly born, hanging a hazy cirrus on our old senses, lingering like some fickle god, all standing by some unseen master, just to further something more with help.
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Jan 13, 2016
Jan 13, 2016 at 6:26 PM UTC
Five Phases of Snow Walking
I. Frost on cheeks may be measured, amorously. II. The hawk circles above. The hawk makes known all the space of the sky in ringlets, extensions of wingspan, dynamic shape, cyclic motion until the dive. III. When the roads of summer dust cease churning, When the smokened crackles of oily grease substitute cool, When human machines accompany their electric bodies, I return to the forest. IV. Home, born maybe two, three years ago, is an enclave shrouded, for most, in ennui. Home, the sound of branch-squirrel-branch, the light slapping on dead plant flat on flat under flat-sole boots, home, allowing these shrouds to manifest, adjunct to the ground. V. The reduction of ***** cleansing is itself shoved down these maws of our future expectations, lingering, gaining more passivity than ever, near newly born, hanging a hazy cirrus on our old senses, lingering like some fickle god, all standing by some unseen master, just to further something more with help.
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Jan 13, 2016
Jan 13, 2016 at 6:26 PM UTC
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