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On this Thursday night, after a boisterous snowstorm we emerge few tiny dark figures chipping, scratching, scraping with deep breaths, putting our habour in place in the cold silence we chime tunes with our plow I said it is knee high I worry the exhaust pipes I thought perhaps to help the next guy but my spent back had other plans in the near east, a politician walked out without a plow in the ether, an architect asks for a plan if when tomorrow comes, we will lay down our maps our pens to its ground, push ink around But for now, I am still
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Jan 15
Jan 15, 2026 at 7:39 PM UTC
Winter Labours
On this Thursday night, after a boisterous snowstorm we emerge few tiny dark figures chipping, scratching, scraping with deep breaths, putting our habour in place in the cold silence we chime tunes with our plow I said it is knee high I worry the exhaust pipes I thought perhaps to help the next guy but my spent back had other plans in the near east, a politician walked out without a plow in the ether, an architect asks for a plan if when tomorrow comes, we will lay down our maps our pens to its ground, push ink around But for now, I am still
It's been too long, and I am glad to be back!
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Jan 15
Jan 15, 2026 at 7:39 PM UTC
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