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Number 18
The holidays were restless before they nestled in
like snow flirting with the threat of thunder.
As the wind began to mature outside;
antlers would eventually invade like branches.
Limbs
who crushed
through these walls
that I call home.
Some of the ornaments rolled out
from beneath teenage ruins
and lit up like parts of me on Xmas eve
but it didn't stop there.
Others made off with tidings
that would soon melt into insolence
and now that same silence finds new ways
of taking up time this season
the same way that we use to
any old time of year.
A face clouded by sadness.
Cooling memories of you.
They eventually went away
without leaving any permanent
or visible scars
tattooed on my imagination
but if we listen close enough,
we'll see that the looking glass loved us
and gave us our bodies back.
like snow flirting with the threat of thunder.
As the wind began to mature outside;
antlers would eventually invade like branches.
Limbs
who crushed
through these walls
that I call home.
Some of the ornaments rolled out
from beneath teenage ruins
and lit up like parts of me on Xmas eve
but it didn't stop there.
Others made off with tidings
that would soon melt into insolence
and now that same silence finds new ways
of taking up time this season
the same way that we use to
any old time of year.
A face clouded by sadness.
Cooling memories of you.
They eventually went away
without leaving any permanent
or visible scars
tattooed on my imagination
but if we listen close enough,
we'll see that the looking glass loved us
and gave us our bodies back.
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