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Rekindled.


Startling warmth beneath me scorched a frozen chest. My breath was chilled, Cold like my mothers words. Fingertips like flames, Burning, exhilarating. My armor of ice was melting, Dripping down my back. Red lines are branded, Marking the end Until we become rekindled.
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Thank you (:
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very emotioanlly driven great job in expressing oneself keep writing-im apower poetry mentor

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