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A chilly thing comes over me, Rolls in like a dense, white fog As articulate and elusive as a spider's web, A contraption to transition from one state to another Of my creation. My little mind fairies pull a blanket to my back And pat it in place - There, there, This bleakness of mind is but a transitory season. This, I know. My eyelids drop in dejection, The horizon seems to retreat out of sight - It, too, needs a rest, is tired of failing Against the pervasive cold - It tries, It fears failure, And fails sometimes. I begin to leak liquid from within, It souses my clothes, filling my shoes, My posture gives from the familiar weight, It runs into cloud-shaped puddles in wanting likeness of their weightlessness and place in the sky.
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Mar 2, 2017
Mar 2, 2017 at 12:52 PM UTC
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A chilly thing comes over me, Rolls in like a dense, white fog As articulate and elusive as a spider's web, A contraption to transition from one state to another Of my creation. My little mind fairies pull a blanket to my back And pat it in place - There, there, This bleakness of mind is but a transitory season. This, I know. My eyelids drop in dejection, The horizon seems to retreat out of sight - It, too, needs a rest, is tired of failing Against the pervasive cold - It tries, It fears failure, And fails sometimes. I begin to leak liquid from within, It souses my clothes, filling my shoes, My posture gives from the familiar weight, It runs into cloud-shaped puddles in wanting likeness of their weightlessness and place in the sky.
michaela-dolly
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Mar 2, 2017
Mar 2, 2017 at 12:52 PM UTC
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