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When walking through the woods I heard him. He spoke simple,concise. Words more harsh then arctic winds drifting past my heart. No real pain though, I was so cold my body was numb. He had become a raw irritation. With a smile on his face He took his ax, split my confidence like birch wood, sprinkled the kindling of my ego around me. “It’s just not what i thought it would be, I hope we can still be friends.” He never told me what he though it was.
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Dec 18, 2011
Dec 18, 2011 at 3:43 AM UTC
The Winter Woodsmen
When walking through the woods I heard him. He spoke simple,concise. Words more harsh then arctic winds drifting past my heart. No real pain though, I was so cold my body was numb. He had become a raw irritation. With a smile on his face He took his ax, split my confidence like birch wood, sprinkled the kindling of my ego around me. “It’s just not what i thought it would be, I hope we can still be friends.” He never told me what he though it was.
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Eritrean
Dec 18, 2011
Dec 18, 2011 at 3:43 AM UTC
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