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"the roots of love come tumbling down" when the winter exits and spring takes over, melting the snow and whispering to the sproutlings transforming the ice into a river, the cold into warmth, the deadness into newness no intelligence decides the weather- if clouds thicken, rain abounds, if impressions ****** the soil to the worms a single thorn mutilates our trust, staining any emblems worn that winter day, but the crumbling love outside rests tonight -c.j.
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Mar 4, 2017
Mar 4, 2017 at 6:01 PM UTC
after winter
"the roots of love come tumbling down" when the winter exits and spring takes over, melting the snow and whispering to the sproutlings transforming the ice into a river, the cold into warmth, the deadness into newness no intelligence decides the weather- if clouds thicken, rain abounds, if impressions ****** the soil to the worms a single thorn mutilates our trust, staining any emblems worn that winter day, but the crumbling love outside rests tonight -c.j.
inspired by "The Roots of Love" by Big Wave
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Mar 4, 2017
Mar 4, 2017 at 6:01 PM UTC
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