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Ice-Skating

by @caitlyn-c-warnberg

My legs are shaking as I step Onto a frozen lake In skates that are not my own. He grabs my hands and whirls me in a wide circle I scream and beg for him to stop. He leaves me for a while to wobble slowly on my own. Then he returns with a shopping cart And dumps me in it To push me across the lake At an alarming rate. With tears in my eyes I beg him to stop. I know I am being jettisoned Towards my death.
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caitlyn-c-warnberg
American
Published
May 9, 2012
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1m
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#love#ice#winter
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