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Dead Winter

Snapping at me Glimmering for but a second Like the muffled sun In the dead winter Lingering Unwilling to love I stand A shivering heap of man Clutching no one Writhing in agony Praying for salvation From dead winter Slowly As the season changes The warmth returns The sun no longer muffled Banishing the cold Back into it's season And as dead winter fades So shall my memories Of you
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Dec 3, 2010
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