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Thaw

Sometimes I slip slip to that world of numb smiles, flavourless fruit, damp emotion-- words so watered with the heart's blood they weigh like anchors down my chest. The food suddenly tasteless, colour lacks its lustre, and a frost crystalizes along my veins to the centre of my eyes. Then the thaw is so quiet and subtle like innocent children sneaking from their bed, until I feel in my fingertips a tingling energy I want to unleash.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2011




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