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He huddled in the woods, In the trees, in the grass, Clutching Spring to his ***** Damaged, cracking, his envy Frozen in time, he knows She cannot remain much longer. The tighter he holds The more she yearns For her freedom. Melting his lust to nothing With a final lurch She slips his frigid embrace. She yawns. She stretches. She breathes. And we, The all-too human children Craving her renewal Believe in warmth again And what it means to us.
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Apr 20, 2018
Apr 20, 2018 at 1:16 PM UTC
The Iceman Melteth
He huddled in the woods, In the trees, in the grass, Clutching Spring to his ***** Damaged, cracking, his envy Frozen in time, he knows She cannot remain much longer. The tighter he holds The more she yearns For her freedom. Melting his lust to nothing With a final lurch She slips his frigid embrace. She yawns. She stretches. She breathes. And we, The all-too human children Craving her renewal Believe in warmth again And what it means to us.
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Apr 20, 2018
Apr 20, 2018 at 1:16 PM UTC
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