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cold; creaking. glaciers.

Mostly i hate to shiver, but

as of late

my mind floats

like a glacier

 

on a tundra. it’s almost as if

i long to be frozen, of finally

 

crystallizing.

 

spread thinly across a moment. For

 

what is winter but

a season of correction and

what else does snow

hide, but warm seeds

not yet equipped or

 

ready:

 

to make an assault;

to reach for the;

unfolding firmament.

and how else:

 

will white blankets behave?

then to collect and save

every prism of light”

crawling toward it,

like the pilgrimage of a wave~

no longer discriminating].

 

against boundaries:

past, present, and future

and (all at once).

 

&lately;, i cannot

quench my thirst

for the ice 0f eternity

to melt f1rst

 

 

our corporeal frigid for/\ /\s

 

 

into puddles of everlasting

currents.|||\/\/\/^\\/\\/^\\\||||\/\/\/^\\/\\/^

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craig-reynolds
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Published
Jan 15, 2011
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