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bon hiver

well I thought of you in summer

but you did not suit the season--

 

a pale and solemn human,

your fingers stark and slim.

 

what was it like to shelter,

in the ring of salt and stone?

 

you thought that demons could not watch you,

when they've always found their home.

 

I saw you climb inside your skin, thinking

you'd be safer from within

 

but his fingertips

poked through

 

and he was the end of you.

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Written by
bambi
American
Published
Mar 12, 2014
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A more candid letter to myself.

(For those of you who don't know but would like to, "bon hiver" means, "good winter" in French.)

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