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One thin linen layer separates my spicy palms from the vast unscoopable harvest of the crystal-scattered light. Sunbeams brace the icy sky. Early bursts of starlight score the dappled shade whilst snowcrush of silence interrips our invitation-emptied poem page. So strange how soft it is. The insulation stationed on the streetcorner of the universe intersection: stars sky & stone below. I'm stepping in and leaving shocks of shade just above the blades of grass with tangled roots that sink into the icy loam and stone-stacked-stone, the earthy bone that plumbs deeply to the heart & hearth of Earth - a hidden molten core, the nethers of a depthless tunnel filled from core to feet, my feet, and then my torso-mind-and-eyes that see. How strange it is, how softly sets my gaze upon this world, a fleshy inglenook in space that sees itself and steps into the snow.
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Oct 6, 2020
Oct 6, 2020 at 10:04 PM UTC
Into the Snow
One thin linen layer separates my spicy palms from the vast unscoopable harvest of the crystal-scattered light. Sunbeams brace the icy sky. Early bursts of starlight score the dappled shade whilst snowcrush of silence interrips our invitation-emptied poem page. So strange how soft it is. The insulation stationed on the streetcorner of the universe intersection: stars sky & stone below. I'm stepping in and leaving shocks of shade just above the blades of grass with tangled roots that sink into the icy loam and stone-stacked-stone, the earthy bone that plumbs deeply to the heart & hearth of Earth - a hidden molten core, the nethers of a depthless tunnel filled from core to feet, my feet, and then my torso-mind-and-eyes that see. How strange it is, how softly sets my gaze upon this world, a fleshy inglenook in space that sees itself and steps into the snow.
catalysten-rounthwaite
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Oct 6, 2020
Oct 6, 2020 at 10:04 PM UTC
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