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I lick the ice from my skin; for it has remained there since the moment you left, and I know I must defrost my indifference and ambivalence before you return to my arms. - a cold, hard shell encapsulates my heart (which once throbbed with love unquenchable) and icily creeps steadily up the walls & down the corridors only to stop & melt at the site of my own selfish, steaming, lamenting, seeping, cave of a dwelling. - *Yet still I wait at the door, to see who will arrive with the pick.*
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Jun 27, 2012
Jun 27, 2012 at 12:55 PM UTC
chiseling upon a glacier.
I lick the ice from my skin; for it has remained there since the moment you left, and I know I must defrost my indifference and ambivalence before you return to my arms. - a cold, hard shell encapsulates my heart (which once throbbed with love unquenchable) and icily creeps steadily up the walls & down the corridors only to stop & melt at the site of my own selfish, steaming, lamenting, seeping, cave of a dwelling. - *Yet still I wait at the door, to see who will arrive with the pick.*
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Jun 27, 2012
Jun 27, 2012 at 12:55 PM UTC
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