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Carolers down the street. He always went the other way. Chimes of silent bells; tongue taken out or covered in felt. And when people told him to buy the ex-wife a fine wine he went with wool socks instead. Except the first time they made love on a wintry day like this snow falling as he came down. There seemed to be music coming from deep within the winter clothes of Christmas shoppers and as they passed he bid them Merry Christmas and it was as though they were somehow pleased to hear it.
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Dec 26, 2010
Dec 26, 2010 at 2:12 AM UTC
Carolers down the street
Carolers down the street. He always went the other way. Chimes of silent bells; tongue taken out or covered in felt. And when people told him to buy the ex-wife a fine wine he went with wool socks instead. Except the first time they made love on a wintry day like this snow falling as he came down. There seemed to be music coming from deep within the winter clothes of Christmas shoppers and as they passed he bid them Merry Christmas and it was as though they were somehow pleased to hear it.
For Tomas Tranströmer.
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Dec 26, 2010
Dec 26, 2010 at 2:12 AM UTC
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