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and finally, a crest

by @sadbutrad

it was an ambivalent orchestra every sound I heard through winter's gossamer veil the frost and my window, two shatterproof layers between me and the outside world but time forces everything to crack, even the river who broke fissures in her icy armour, working slowly, understanding patience was perhaps her greatest ally her only accomplice in escape now she is incandescent with sunlight still muddy brown, but at night, when I pass her she is unforgettable luminance and those who used to carve their journeys into her back with the blades of their skates don't dare touch her, now that she's free. I have noticed I still don't have answers but I think I trust myself enough now to turn all this fear into something so ridiculously triumphant that you'll have to stop and listen I used to pray endlessly for some enchantment to carry me upward but I am learning to be earthbound and from here the sky is a different kind of beautiful seeming closer now like an eventual promise, all destiny and syncopated light
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