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the hunt

by @amy-y

I look for you in the bustle of changing seasons-- the promise of eternal life is stashed in evergreen front-door wreaths, but outside dims quiet. The winds, without leaves to stand in their way, whip and slap winter chill straight to my bones. old piano melodies whisper the familiar beat of tradition. Memories and expectations of what should be the same, and what should always be, drive my search for you this season. Choppers on mute race packs of starving bloodhounds with their mouths sewn shut. I am determined to find you. To sneak up behind you in white dusk and with blindfolds for hands, and eyes tattooed red, I'll growl, Surprise. Merry Christmas.
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