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In the seasons where leaves break like bones beneath treading soles, I tied impetuous hands, which grazed her hips, and bound them to the trail of her hair down her back. Frigid -- the droplets of ice beating my veins like a metronome clock— hands shook, and dirt grew beneath nails. Clouds formed a river of stars gazing in the blue moon. I watched as it receded and dried along the edges of of the roof.
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Aug 29, 2011
Aug 29, 2011 at 6:49 AM UTC
In the Days Leading to Winter
In the seasons where leaves break like bones beneath treading soles, I tied impetuous hands, which grazed her hips, and bound them to the trail of her hair down her back. Frigid -- the droplets of ice beating my veins like a metronome clock— hands shook, and dirt grew beneath nails. Clouds formed a river of stars gazing in the blue moon. I watched as it receded and dried along the edges of of the roof.
drew-brinckerhoff
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Aug 29, 2011
Aug 29, 2011 at 6:49 AM UTC
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