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The unwelding of us was reverberating and time was heat even then. Though I feel its waves only now—a stretching of full air, an enchanted scraping of flimsy tied veins, these boats poorly moored to moving docks never moving water. Then electricity, inflaming suddenly, and there is a terrific prying apart. These days, I can sit with the snow ice spearing down and empty myself of it. When at least parts pour back in, though, and I smell the skin you wore in summer when a wind blows, restlessness speaks volumes.
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Mar 27, 2012
Mar 27, 2012 at 8:14 PM UTC
The Unwelding
The unwelding of us was reverberating and time was heat even then. Though I feel its waves only now—a stretching of full air, an enchanted scraping of flimsy tied veins, these boats poorly moored to moving docks never moving water. Then electricity, inflaming suddenly, and there is a terrific prying apart. These days, I can sit with the snow ice spearing down and empty myself of it. When at least parts pour back in, though, and I smell the skin you wore in summer when a wind blows, restlessness speaks volumes.
daniello
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Italian
Mar 27, 2012
Mar 27, 2012 at 8:14 PM UTC
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