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it was winter when i wrote you ; crags, rocks, trees, were all black on white and ice -- ice, it beat on my door -- slivered on the mattress, sheets of it -- a bedfellow, willing, eager. when did the scorpion bring warm coals to temper the night? the howl of the moon, the scorch of the sun -- inside was fire, gurgling. it was froth and magma. i heard the tempest, both sea and sky -- faith, they called it a rock. a deep, black, rock in ice.
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Nov 25, 2016
Nov 25, 2016 at 9:11 AM UTC
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it was winter when i wrote you ; crags, rocks, trees, were all black on white and ice -- ice, it beat on my door -- slivered on the mattress, sheets of it -- a bedfellow, willing, eager. when did the scorpion bring warm coals to temper the night? the howl of the moon, the scorch of the sun -- inside was fire, gurgling. it was froth and magma. i heard the tempest, both sea and sky -- faith, they called it a rock. a deep, black, rock in ice.
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Nov 25, 2016
Nov 25, 2016 at 9:11 AM UTC
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