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A winter's evening

Frost that stretched your skin

made you gasp

And blew clouds through your hands

 

Fire that flushed your cheeks

made you sleep

Yet danced wild in the glass

 

Jazz that gathered words

Made you calm

And breath ever so gently outwards

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Nov 28, 2010
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