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The Old Kingdom has fallen: only a few pyramids of snow remain, stained dark as sloe, snowcapped with pollen. The person I was in winter is gone, a bare bough budding to green, a brow untroubled by the splinters from a crown of thorns - no, wrong myth. Maybe Icarus, except the father had cirrhosis, died, and the son mourns as the wing wax renders from spring's merciless splendor.
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Apr 28
Apr 28, 2026 at 8:35 AM UTC
III. March Sonnet
The Old Kingdom has fallen: only a few pyramids of snow remain, stained dark as sloe, snowcapped with pollen. The person I was in winter is gone, a bare bough budding to green, a brow untroubled by the splinters from a crown of thorns - no, wrong myth. Maybe Icarus, except the father had cirrhosis, died, and the son mourns as the wing wax renders from spring's merciless splendor.
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Apr 28
Apr 28, 2026 at 8:35 AM UTC
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