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It was winter I sat there waiting for you when I knew I shouldn’t be in the passenger seat of that blue and silver volkswagen the grey of the dashboard stretching out into the pale dusk of the road the scene was monochrome not flat, not nondescript simple the clouds just before snow the grass just before ice the time for color to drain away and come back fuller in spring it seemed just right I knew it shouldn’t I wake and remark the cold in my bundled clothes the cheerlessness of winter every shade of grey bleeding into one another looking beyond that dashboard from inside your empty car I wonder why it seems so beautiful I think that it was my winter clothes and your car and the pre-snow a scene that held your memory a scene that could still hope for who you’d be a scene that you weren’t in a scene that was all me gloved and hatted in the fabrics of Corinthians 13 believing, waiting I wonder why it seems so beautiful I think that it was me
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Sep 25, 2023
Sep 25, 2023 at 5:59 PM UTC
woman II: drift
It was winter I sat there waiting for you when I knew I shouldn’t be in the passenger seat of that blue and silver volkswagen the grey of the dashboard stretching out into the pale dusk of the road the scene was monochrome not flat, not nondescript simple the clouds just before snow the grass just before ice the time for color to drain away and come back fuller in spring it seemed just right I knew it shouldn’t I wake and remark the cold in my bundled clothes the cheerlessness of winter every shade of grey bleeding into one another looking beyond that dashboard from inside your empty car I wonder why it seems so beautiful I think that it was my winter clothes and your car and the pre-snow a scene that held your memory a scene that could still hope for who you’d be a scene that you weren’t in a scene that was all me gloved and hatted in the fabrics of Corinthians 13 believing, waiting I wonder why it seems so beautiful I think that it was me
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Sep 25, 2023
Sep 25, 2023 at 5:59 PM UTC
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