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Chugiak, AK

December 18th, 2018 I've been running down this Snow-covered road For fourteen miles With arrowheads Pierced through The bridges of my feet Extremities turning blue, then black You can't turn back now, face it- "Twelve inches overnight", they said We reap what we sow, echoing... A whisper ran beside me Running off the road - into the woods I followed- Until we reached the lake Frozen almost to the center I laid down, began making snow angels Looking up at old light and dancing trees I hope the ice cracks reach me- Before they do
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Apr 12, 2019
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#violence#winter#escape#death#freedom#love#pain#relief
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