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Nov 2021
I treat myself to memories.
Of hands dancing along my back,
Gently as summer wildflowers.

But my body still can feel
The frost of another’s touch
In places I wish knew only warmth.

Wildflowers become icicles.
No spring can melt what has been
Frozen into my skin.

- p. winter
Penelope Winter
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Penelope Winter
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