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stone walls breathe glossed ice these mornings: the churches and bedside table depots, the detwined compression of intermittent glances scattered, the quiet moments of stationary departure through localized clusters of stretching limbs, stark and barely alive, pausing in the coming season's absence. slowly wondering what it's like; to unfold spring at your side, to let lonelinesses bloom at the tips of branched fingers and wash away, to be standing down there, on the fresh sky, cutting new droplets out of beach-long cumuli.
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Aug 5, 2013
Aug 5, 2013 at 4:25 AM UTC
Walking/Dreaming
stone walls breathe glossed ice these mornings: the churches and bedside table depots, the detwined compression of intermittent glances scattered, the quiet moments of stationary departure through localized clusters of stretching limbs, stark and barely alive, pausing in the coming season's absence. slowly wondering what it's like; to unfold spring at your side, to let lonelinesses bloom at the tips of branched fingers and wash away, to be standing down there, on the fresh sky, cutting new droplets out of beach-long cumuli.
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tom-mccone
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Aug 5, 2013
Aug 5, 2013 at 4:25 AM UTC
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