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Fingerpainting


I remember we stood in front of a window, reflections in the glass. You blew life onto the icy pane, fingerpainting your heart over mine. I stand alone now, and though the memory of your face has faded the imprint of your heart remains, returning with each warm breath as the life slips out past my cold, white lips, onto an unwashed window.
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<p>This is wonderful. You don&rsquo;t have any other poems?&nbsp;</p>

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