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The ice between us fogs from my breath, as even the distorted, crystalline figure I see from here is beautiful. You couldn't hear me tell you that anyway; my shy voice cannot pass through our glacier. I wish I knew if you could see me from here; have you fogged your side as well? Or do you prefer the sanctity of the ice? I cannot find comfort in the sparse, lukewarm words that find their way to me. However, I press forward, chipping away with my timid gestures, hoping to hear the true heat of your voice.
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Sep 7, 2012
Sep 7, 2012 at 3:51 PM UTC
Glacial Relationship
The ice between us fogs from my breath, as even the distorted, crystalline figure I see from here is beautiful. You couldn't hear me tell you that anyway; my shy voice cannot pass through our glacier. I wish I knew if you could see me from here; have you fogged your side as well? Or do you prefer the sanctity of the ice? I cannot find comfort in the sparse, lukewarm words that find their way to me. However, I press forward, chipping away with my timid gestures, hoping to hear the true heat of your voice.
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Sep 7, 2012
Sep 7, 2012 at 3:51 PM UTC
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