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Jan 2015
Like the snow and the cold and the everything
piled upwards atop bare shoulders.
The absence of love buried deeper
in the chest than the hatred.
Hatred at least meant that
there was something to feel.

Leaning against the steps,
an early morning in January
as the snow and the cold
and the everything piled upwards,
I watched as you looked through me
and walked right on by.
Written by
Craig Verlin  San Francisco
(San Francisco)   
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     Brian Payamps and Craig Verlin
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