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Going home to the country side for The weekend, where The snow is twice as Deep and prestine. I've promised my girl we'll put Winter clothes on and trek through The woods; play children. Lay flat on our backs On soft whiteness between naked Trees, just listening to Winds like the ghosts of whales Swimming the skies singing; Calling to the echos of Their echos' echos. Then, red cheeked and sniffling, Brush January from ourselves, Stump snow from boots, and head Inside for hot showers. Her wet hair slowly drying By an open fire. Wine, and either Music or just the whispers of Winter playing with the ancient Wood in the walls between Silences. Candle light catching the white Flashes of flakes falling outside Ice cornered window glass In complete, quiet darkness. She calls it camping in the cabin. To me, it will Always be Home.
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Jan 15, 2015
Jan 15, 2015 at 12:41 PM UTC
Between Silences
Going home to the country side for The weekend, where The snow is twice as Deep and prestine. I've promised my girl we'll put Winter clothes on and trek through The woods; play children. Lay flat on our backs On soft whiteness between naked Trees, just listening to Winds like the ghosts of whales Swimming the skies singing; Calling to the echos of Their echos' echos. Then, red cheeked and sniffling, Brush January from ourselves, Stump snow from boots, and head Inside for hot showers. Her wet hair slowly drying By an open fire. Wine, and either Music or just the whispers of Winter playing with the ancient Wood in the walls between Silences. Candle light catching the white Flashes of flakes falling outside Ice cornered window glass In complete, quiet darkness. She calls it camping in the cabin. To me, it will Always be Home.
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Jan 15, 2015
Jan 15, 2015 at 12:41 PM UTC
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