Brown
leaf sky. Still.
Like
a lake floating in a bowl of
November
noon.
Sun
spots, orange
rinds,
the size of colourman
scars.
Deep purple wool,
woolfruitsleep
chords, and a
heart,
brave
as
the ribbons that
flutter
from handlebars of
wobbly
tricycles. You wonder -
if
this is the part where in
another
world, a stranger cries
quietly
to the keys of
Charlie
Brown and
you
suck in a
sharp
minute
of being alive.
Winter,
she has a way
with
souls. And fine lines. Winter's
for
remembering
that
you are a toffee paper in a
windy
field. Winter's for
scrubbing
your
insides, with songs
and
sea salt.
Scrub.scrub.scrub.hurt.love
hurt.scrub.
Till we are new again.
Squeaky
clean with
a
couple of wild
cracks.
Winter's
the part of you
that
snows
every
time a careless friend
forgets
to -
finish.
Winter's the
part
of you that
melts
(like
a kiss on a baby's nose)
every
time
you
meet
a
soldier, arriving,
inside
a
fogshine mirror.
:)
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