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wisps of water swirl, clouding and freezing: they flow between the links, coating the steel with a crystalline coat. lips chap: cracked and dry. i lick them, coating them with moisture, filling in the cracks and splits; only to be stolen by the wind: thrown to the fence.
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Apr 28, 2012
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