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Ease yourself in up to your waist And grit your teeth against the cold. Take a slow step deeper with searching toes; Learn to wade again against the tide. I have always preferred the land; To stand where I can see a horizon's Distance and not risk being Enveloped by it. My risk was his wish underlined By a body of work. He's away now from a life Made up of **** ups, and break ups, And love, and changing lives.
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Oct 21, 2018
Oct 21, 2018 at 10:39 AM UTC
A Lake That Bears Your Name
Ease yourself in up to your waist And grit your teeth against the cold. Take a slow step deeper with searching toes; Learn to wade again against the tide. I have always preferred the land; To stand where I can see a horizon's Distance and not risk being Enveloped by it. My risk was his wish underlined By a body of work. He's away now from a life Made up of **** ups, and break ups, And love, and changing lives.
For Scott Hutchinson 1981 - 2018 "... a version of man built to collapse in crumbs."
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Oct 21, 2018
Oct 21, 2018 at 10:39 AM UTC
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