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Melting Ice


memories flood your mind as they snow from the icy sky what once was water is now completely frozen over a warm heart may soften the glacier but a cold touch Will freeze it back up they point and laugh at the ice for being this way but they’ll never endure the ache beneath it the memories which made the soul icy the ones who Frightened them back into their shell the cold makes Memories Snow but people see it as all for show How Would They Know? the warmer it gets the more dense the ice who thought they would die in their cool embrace they start coming out of their zone and take a peek warmer spring approaches and so does the water everyone looks at how it Glistens and Reflects But How Could They Forget?
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