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The land lies in wait Moist with the dewy air The quivering knot in her throat Grew dryer with each breath With every step her hands shook Her aching bones protruding from her flesh Her pale silvery skin broke Drawing color forth into the night. She felt, she saw, The color dropped from her hand lept into the earth she saw and she knew she puled that thread from her hand and spun it, quilted it her bones shook and a blanket, she draped around her shoulders. It engulfed her black icy feet Melting the gray around he And the color spread. The muted noise of the forest grew unaltered The soil received its warm red rain And the world was new.
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Dec 24, 2014
Dec 24, 2014 at 2:41 PM UTC
The land lies in wait
The land lies in wait Moist with the dewy air The quivering knot in her throat Grew dryer with each breath With every step her hands shook Her aching bones protruding from her flesh Her pale silvery skin broke Drawing color forth into the night. She felt, she saw, The color dropped from her hand lept into the earth she saw and she knew she puled that thread from her hand and spun it, quilted it her bones shook and a blanket, she draped around her shoulders. It engulfed her black icy feet Melting the gray around he And the color spread. The muted noise of the forest grew unaltered The soil received its warm red rain And the world was new.
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Dec 24, 2014
Dec 24, 2014 at 2:41 PM UTC
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