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Haunt of Silver

Unclear path leads to a sprawl of it, bracken uproar sherbet-dipped, fuzzy with winter’s silver vernacular. Brushing’s a sharp nip like a tickle of static, trail of chill on a finger births a curious ache. What sorcerer bedecks the scene with a crystallised tongue? Staccato drips, listen now. Scarcely audible but an offer to taste its thawing language.
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Written by
reece-aj-chambers
33 / M / English
Published
Apr 16
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20·58
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Written: April 2026.

Explanation: A short poem written in my own time. A link to my Facebook writing page can be found on my HP home page.

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#frost#forest#thaw
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