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Out of Winter

Carry me out of winter, love

Set me down in spring

Let our bare toes squish among the molecules of each mud puddle

I'll feel the freckles on my soles sink onto each blade of grass

Smell the wind blowing

Catch scents of approaching summer still tinged with the sharpness of the snow

And when you're chilled

The wind raising each follicle on your arms

A landscape of chapped skin and soft hairs

Run with me indoors

To sweet-smelling sheets

And the sound of the coming rainstorm's first drops

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Written by
allison-bronson
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Published
Jul 14, 2010
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I wrote this as the extra cold Humboldt winter gave way to the still-fairly-cold Humboldt spring, when I was positively overwhelmed with love.

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