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Winter


Even when the snow melts away, I am still cold winter remains, clinging to my bones damp and moldy working its way between the crevices of my toes and I look away I cannot bear to see the spring
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Comments (2)

ankitaupadhyay
<p>Minimalist, but very deep. Great job!</p>
savigirl14
<p>wow</p>

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