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the tree rises in the dark fine needles, like fingers forming in the love of the womb like hay hooved back into the stable in the spring spring. summer. No one can imagine the warmth; a different warmth. sun warmth. animal warmth. Curled up in winter, we nestle into a different warmth. we huddle together like a litter of mammals for heat in the nights of the storm we feel Gods watching us with fiery anger and flowing loves we see the streetlights like pathetic fires sprawled out across the valleys where the mist sets in the day and the sky consumes at dusk the house is haunted but we shake the old bones' hands, we sing and dance and shout, red in the face, red in the blood, the heart, we give the ghosts flesh so they may sit with us, so we may love and cherish and laugh so we may sleep safely wrapped around one anothers limbs the great sprawl of humanity awake again for the touch of winter warmth.
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Dec 24, 2014
Dec 24, 2014 at 9:14 AM UTC
Give them flesh, winter warmth
the tree rises in the dark fine needles, like fingers forming in the love of the womb like hay hooved back into the stable in the spring spring. summer. No one can imagine the warmth; a different warmth. sun warmth. animal warmth. Curled up in winter, we nestle into a different warmth. we huddle together like a litter of mammals for heat in the nights of the storm we feel Gods watching us with fiery anger and flowing loves we see the streetlights like pathetic fires sprawled out across the valleys where the mist sets in the day and the sky consumes at dusk the house is haunted but we shake the old bones' hands, we sing and dance and shout, red in the face, red in the blood, the heart, we give the ghosts flesh so they may sit with us, so we may love and cherish and laugh so we may sleep safely wrapped around one anothers limbs the great sprawl of humanity awake again for the touch of winter warmth.
h-w-erellson
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Dec 24, 2014
Dec 24, 2014 at 9:14 AM UTC
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