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A Requiem for December

by roberta-day

December; Biting cold Stinging regrets A year's entirety Lost in the threads Of space and time One more year rubbed from your life-line Less hearts to warm Less gatherings to endure Tinsel glistens in the draft Prickly pine needles stab Dry, calloused, aging hands The tale of Bethlehem does not explain who I am or where I'm going Is it easier, knowing? Every question answered as the wind's blowing, roads and trees groaning The end of the beginning of the rest of your life We embrace with lists of grandeur Resolutions kill From the root An autumn fade, A crack change Like we found all the chilling answers to our silent questions in the dead December air
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30 / F / American
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Nov 28, 2012
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