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slowed to a halt: a winter afternoon or the sun’s departure in the northern woods— this is I, and you as well with your heavy eyelids and heavy hands. we still are not light; not the lithe feet of a whimsical dance. we are not the yellow light in slits across the wooden floor. we are hot air running thick in the mouths of all who dare stand in the heat —yes! for the sun has drained us of our green but left us gold. for this, we are enduring. for this, we have tried not to stab ourselves with our own sharp spines; the golden sword of of thoughts.
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Aug 14, 2015
Aug 14, 2015 at 8:56 PM UTC
when you are not what you imagined
slowed to a halt: a winter afternoon or the sun’s departure in the northern woods— this is I, and you as well with your heavy eyelids and heavy hands. we still are not light; not the lithe feet of a whimsical dance. we are not the yellow light in slits across the wooden floor. we are hot air running thick in the mouths of all who dare stand in the heat —yes! for the sun has drained us of our green but left us gold. for this, we are enduring. for this, we have tried not to stab ourselves with our own sharp spines; the golden sword of of thoughts.
kt-mccurdy
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Aug 14, 2015
Aug 14, 2015 at 8:56 PM UTC
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