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I keep a jar in my corner of my head, to the left in which I keep all my fears along with a couple unheard phone messages and some unused anger. Sometimes I'll go over just to look at them sift shuffle turn over and over again put them into boxes take them back out of boxes put them in other boxes Most of them are silly really. I fear either too much or too little, But the jar completes the little room inside my head so I keep it there. I'll pull them out one by one. I am afraid that when the sun comes again I will pale in comparison I am afraid that I am not as much as you say I am I am afraid after the winter you will no longer need me to keep you warm.
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Apr 11, 2014
Apr 11, 2014 at 10:15 AM UTC
Sift
I keep a jar in my corner of my head, to the left in which I keep all my fears along with a couple unheard phone messages and some unused anger. Sometimes I'll go over just to look at them sift shuffle turn over and over again put them into boxes take them back out of boxes put them in other boxes Most of them are silly really. I fear either too much or too little, But the jar completes the little room inside my head so I keep it there. I'll pull them out one by one. I am afraid that when the sun comes again I will pale in comparison I am afraid that I am not as much as you say I am I am afraid after the winter you will no longer need me to keep you warm.
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Apr 11, 2014
Apr 11, 2014 at 10:15 AM UTC
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