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Winter Winds

'Maybe I don't have a heart' she said and leaned against my shoulder on the bed her eyes were soft I'd never seen her like that before The wind in the hall caressed us A winter here would test us It got so cold so fast I couldn't even wish for snow Her tears fell with ease wouldn't freeze against the stone of her face cheeks warm with artifice
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Jan 3, 2012
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