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What happened at Badger Creek

Deadlock darling if you lay down your arms and lean into a promise made I will wait for you on the other side of Badger Creek but only for a while only long enough to hear a rustling of feathers from the two crows perched on my shoulders one for the vows you spoke and one for the silence that came after And when you come closer or if you never come at all we will nonetheless turn our backs to Badger Creek and walk quietly away swallowed by a damp november mist rattling bones and molting leaves Vows and Silence gently cawing
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