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Winter Heat and Love on Skin

Isolation kept me pure                          in the paradise of innocence until the pest came and brought the plague                 spread by connecting the gaps in my fingers with his. I had adjusted to the cold long enough                 that the heat burned the skin       right         between          my         knuckles. He left with a lack of responsibility; I promised never to leave without my gloves again. -S.Kelly Woz
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