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I pull the heavy mug of green tea to my flaking lips the thick steam settles in my nose and warms my winter-whipped face but fog my half moon glasses I wipe away the condensation and fold myself onto the chair clutching to my chest my cracked-spine book with soft pages and greying ink I embrace it like a lover - far enough away to drink in the meaning but close enough so I soak up every last word light shines through my window I allow my eyes to drift closed and feel the spring sun softly kiss hello on my cheeks after a weeks of cloud cover I sink deeper into a faded red armchair dozing off to gentle sleep a ghost of a smile hanging off my lips
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Mar 2, 2016
Mar 2, 2016 at 10:48 AM UTC
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I pull the heavy mug of green tea to my flaking lips the thick steam settles in my nose and warms my winter-whipped face but fog my half moon glasses I wipe away the condensation and fold myself onto the chair clutching to my chest my cracked-spine book with soft pages and greying ink I embrace it like a lover - far enough away to drink in the meaning but close enough so I soak up every last word light shines through my window I allow my eyes to drift closed and feel the spring sun softly kiss hello on my cheeks after a weeks of cloud cover I sink deeper into a faded red armchair dozing off to gentle sleep a ghost of a smile hanging off my lips
prompt writing for class. blH
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Mar 2, 2016
Mar 2, 2016 at 10:48 AM UTC
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