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Poetry / May. 24, 2009 at 7:25 pm

You’re as cold as ice

Winter-speckled wiry eyes
Skate the surface
Of your face.

Reflections are faded.

Fall fast into
Obscurity, vacuums,
Velvet black pupils.

Heavy, beleaguered
Brows crown your sharp-
Featured face, struggling
To shield a cutting stare.

Gaze wavers in the wind.

You breathe-a cloudy,
Frozen veil released.
Bone, flesh, lashes clasped
In a fragile ice embrace, catch
Sight of a fellow eye, ignite,
Try to thaw- but break.

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