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Spending cold winter days indoors, I boil milk on a stove to warm my stomachs my hands clutched tight around a hot mug a restless urge to wander and I find myself in the snow covered garden where I eat berrie,s recklessly with little care as if they are poisonous self destruction is inherent in me, I go of on a whim sometimes, a wild wind of despair I do not want to be this cold, but there are no flames hot enough to thaw out the ice that runs like a spike through my heart
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Nov 4, 2018
Nov 4, 2018 at 7:36 AM UTC
Winter Song
Spending cold winter days indoors, I boil milk on a stove to warm my stomachs my hands clutched tight around a hot mug a restless urge to wander and I find myself in the snow covered garden where I eat berrie,s recklessly with little care as if they are poisonous self destruction is inherent in me, I go of on a whim sometimes, a wild wind of despair I do not want to be this cold, but there are no flames hot enough to thaw out the ice that runs like a spike through my heart
emmaelisabethwood
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Nov 4, 2018
Nov 4, 2018 at 7:36 AM UTC
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