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Wind chips away

the warm blush

from people's faces

as they scuttle between

buildings,

complaining loudly

at their lot

(what terrible injustice,

they say)

 

The snowflakes that

pelt their eyelashes

(beautiful crystalline

miracles (they shiver))

are cursed,

as if their mere presence

were not enough

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zajan-akia
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Oct 1, 2012
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