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you awaken no sounds can be heard no chirping birds nor scurrying squirrels just quiet. you shuffle drowsily to the garage slide your still stiff hands through a coat pull a hat over your tousled head. slip your warm toes into a pair of boots and reach for the door grasping it tightly with your mittened fingers and awestruck gaze outward. you do not step out, not yet nothing has been disturbed. you pick your foot up and prepare yourself for that first step whoosh. a perfect footprint now lies behind you again, and again creating a path a path in the snow.
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Apr 13, 2013
Apr 13, 2013 at 3:20 PM UTC
a path
you awaken no sounds can be heard no chirping birds nor scurrying squirrels just quiet. you shuffle drowsily to the garage slide your still stiff hands through a coat pull a hat over your tousled head. slip your warm toes into a pair of boots and reach for the door grasping it tightly with your mittened fingers and awestruck gaze outward. you do not step out, not yet nothing has been disturbed. you pick your foot up and prepare yourself for that first step whoosh. a perfect footprint now lies behind you again, and again creating a path a path in the snow.
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Apr 13, 2013
Apr 13, 2013 at 3:20 PM UTC
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