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hear the worms

by joe-bradley

Winter has coaxed its radiator enduced ether and the time has come for colds, snot and sinuses. Blackness gathers us to our tangerine oasis - and living room televisions. I left, to walk through the winter city. I saw empty car parks and Christmas lights, and thought London was dying. A fox grappled with a tesco's plastic bag. I walked through a winter forest. I saw creepers on gravestones and Victorian gore settled into the earth. I put my ear to the ground to hear the worms eating dead bodies and all the while the stars turned overhead like a millers wheel.
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Published
Nov 29, 2014
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#time#winter#seasons#cold
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