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Like everything I love the most, I too, wither among the frost. It bites at my skin flows cold through my veins like hospital iv They call it seasonal They call it affective They call it disorder. I call it "aching for the warm." I have always hated to see my breath linger in the chill as if to see my own exhale is to see my living is to see my eventual end. Too many things die when the snow falls I pray that I will not be one of them.
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Jan 12, 2016
Jan 12, 2016 at 3:48 AM UTC
Winter Stillness
Like everything I love the most, I too, wither among the frost. It bites at my skin flows cold through my veins like hospital iv They call it seasonal They call it affective They call it disorder. I call it "aching for the warm." I have always hated to see my breath linger in the chill as if to see my own exhale is to see my living is to see my eventual end. Too many things die when the snow falls I pray that I will not be one of them.
TickerTapeKay
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Jan 12, 2016
Jan 12, 2016 at 3:48 AM UTC
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