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The skies hold back their white gold for now. ground kissed by frost; everything hard and rigid under tired feet. I scrape ice from the windshield without gloves. who needs to feel their fingers anyway? it's as if every particle between my face and the stratosphere is still, not moving so as not to attract the attention of the coldness. I follow their example and look up into the night sky. stars so clear. so many. for a while I wonder if some divine hand has scraped the ice from the window to outer space.
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Nov 27, 2014
Nov 27, 2014 at 4:05 AM UTC
snowless winter
The skies hold back their white gold for now. ground kissed by frost; everything hard and rigid under tired feet. I scrape ice from the windshield without gloves. who needs to feel their fingers anyway? it's as if every particle between my face and the stratosphere is still, not moving so as not to attract the attention of the coldness. I follow their example and look up into the night sky. stars so clear. so many. for a while I wonder if some divine hand has scraped the ice from the window to outer space.
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Nov 27, 2014
Nov 27, 2014 at 4:05 AM UTC
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