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Frost


The first layer of frost on the ground always chills me The cold doesn't bother me much I am in the winter of my life, and there will be no summer for a long time Living in isolation and hibernation, but it never lasts Walking through the wilderness of my life with miles to go before I sleep And miles to go before I sleep
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Cael Adams

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