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To labour
I bleed red.
I howl my truth from a lonely mountain, watch the lands of ice melting.
People are no longer connected to their food source, nor oxygen, nor water, nor fellow human. I pace
this patch of earth
until it is flat,
solid,
black
sheet ice, breath
becomes laboured while this figure spins
a furious frenzy,
hateful,
hurting,
trips.
I cut my knees. Liquid runs
across fingers that dance gentle
along each wound.
I bleed heat and redness
in the depths of our
long Winter
and hope no bulbs are nurtured.
I howl my truth from a lonely mountain, watch the lands of ice melting.
People are no longer connected to their food source, nor oxygen, nor water, nor fellow human. I pace
this patch of earth
until it is flat,
solid,
black
sheet ice, breath
becomes laboured while this figure spins
a furious frenzy,
hateful,
hurting,
trips.
I cut my knees. Liquid runs
across fingers that dance gentle
along each wound.
I bleed heat and redness
in the depths of our
long Winter
and hope no bulbs are nurtured.
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