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I see the homeless man standing around A street of empty houses, locked with Galvanized chains,  the frost sparkles Dancing and heating   his beard.  He is happy, shaking himself uncontrollably Moving as slow he can to make the moment last  as long as possible.   His immortality is through the shelter Of the dark clouds forming a hut above His immortality.  He sees angels in the snowflakes, their  hot kisses stacking themselves into layers of white  silk.  He feels blessed and screams away his curses In tongues hoping his god hear his prayers sending him a golden hole in the dark sky.
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Jan 25, 2025
Jan 25, 2025 at 6:02 PM UTC
Winter Irony
I see the homeless man standing around A street of empty houses, locked with Galvanized chains,  the frost sparkles Dancing and heating   his beard.  He is happy, shaking himself uncontrollably Moving as slow he can to make the moment last  as long as possible.   His immortality is through the shelter Of the dark clouds forming a hut above His immortality.  He sees angels in the snowflakes, their  hot kisses stacking themselves into layers of white  silk.  He feels blessed and screams away his curses In tongues hoping his god hear his prayers sending him a golden hole in the dark sky.
michael-parish
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Jan 25, 2025
Jan 25, 2025 at 6:02 PM UTC
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