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the sun fights against the spring mist- and lets the breeze go i’ll barely be the child and the old man. I gaze in the distance. an old man in the child, the child in me. the sun i can’t see the hope of the summer warmth rises all the hairs of my cold skin. but the sky forbids the openness of my feelings to take the blue heights the fresh morning washes away the mud of the rivers long gone for a second all stands still no wind floats over the hill no breath, no movement no colour I see in this lonely moment my mind circles endlessly in the white of the fragile breeze the sharp teeth of the icy air deeply bite into my face tears freezing into memory and leave only a hint in the skin like trails of the past i was- but never been free of me i sink in the torment of my lament my tense muscles loosen my eyes slowly close
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May 5
May 5, 2026 at 4:23 PM UTC
Lament
the sun fights against the spring mist- and lets the breeze go i’ll barely be the child and the old man. I gaze in the distance. an old man in the child, the child in me. the sun i can’t see the hope of the summer warmth rises all the hairs of my cold skin. but the sky forbids the openness of my feelings to take the blue heights the fresh morning washes away the mud of the rivers long gone for a second all stands still no wind floats over the hill no breath, no movement no colour I see in this lonely moment my mind circles endlessly in the white of the fragile breeze the sharp teeth of the icy air deeply bite into my face tears freezing into memory and leave only a hint in the skin like trails of the past i was- but never been free of me i sink in the torment of my lament my tense muscles loosen my eyes slowly close
TheSilentJester
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58/M/Switzerland
May 5
May 5, 2026 at 4:23 PM UTC
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