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The underside of a tongue and the bruised Protruding veins from around the beaten eye. The hissing, sissing, kissing radiator releasing Steam heat like screaming tea kettle ready For release and cream or sugar. The trickle of water in a bowl and claws landing right into the small of the back. I live in these places between light and flowers, dust and staples, flight and hours, rust and maple. I am amber, but not solid, Flaming, but not hot, Sunrise never Sundays. Feet always cold. Ex-smoker over sleeper, always wishing for the reimbursements. Now weaper, but never weaker, just a weeker trying To see deeper, but never the keeper, just the reaper. it's okay to get used to it. like Starting the bath cold and pouring boiling water from stove top kettles and pots until You notice the warmth, but the heat never Hurts. or Maybe jumping in all at once, and skipping The ladder all together is the best approach.
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Jan 4, 2017
Jan 4, 2017 at 7:53 PM UTC
Cold Feet
The underside of a tongue and the bruised Protruding veins from around the beaten eye. The hissing, sissing, kissing radiator releasing Steam heat like screaming tea kettle ready For release and cream or sugar. The trickle of water in a bowl and claws landing right into the small of the back. I live in these places between light and flowers, dust and staples, flight and hours, rust and maple. I am amber, but not solid, Flaming, but not hot, Sunrise never Sundays. Feet always cold. Ex-smoker over sleeper, always wishing for the reimbursements. Now weaper, but never weaker, just a weeker trying To see deeper, but never the keeper, just the reaper. it's okay to get used to it. like Starting the bath cold and pouring boiling water from stove top kettles and pots until You notice the warmth, but the heat never Hurts. or Maybe jumping in all at once, and skipping The ladder all together is the best approach.
sj-sullivan
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Jan 4, 2017
Jan 4, 2017 at 7:53 PM UTC
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