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Winter's Crawl

by @christine-eglantine

That morning, sound was a spear of melted glass pouring down over the mountainside. The treetops don't hiss anymore with crying katydids, the bird songs even are beginning to dwindle- as they cast their voices across the sky, pulling away. And as the world grows quiet, the visions get loud black trees cut blue and yellow skies ice on the corners of your car window a reminder of what's coming in litotes
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Sep 23, 2015
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i figured id try and write one a day mehhhh

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