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I’ve been running down this snow covered road For fourteen miles with arrow heads pierced through the bridges of both feet. 
Extremities turning blue to black I can’t turn back now, face it. Twelve inches overnight they said, We reap what we sew they said. A whisper ran beside me Running off the road - to the woods I followed - until our bootprints reached the lake Frozen almost to the center I laid down. Made snow angels. Looked up at old light dancing behind the trees. 

I hope the ice cracks reach me, before the rest of them do.
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Jan 6, 2023
Jan 6, 2023 at 1:40 AM UTC
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I’ve been running down this snow covered road For fourteen miles with arrow heads pierced through the bridges of both feet. 
Extremities turning blue to black I can’t turn back now, face it. Twelve inches overnight they said, We reap what we sew they said. A whisper ran beside me Running off the road - to the woods I followed - until our bootprints reached the lake Frozen almost to the center I laid down. Made snow angels. Looked up at old light dancing behind the trees. 

I hope the ice cracks reach me, before the rest of them do.
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Jan 6, 2023
Jan 6, 2023 at 1:40 AM UTC
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