Winter is like a religion here; the cold sticks to your skin, eats at the marrow in your bones, rests heavily on your eyelashes. Where I used to live, cold was a variable, a minor discomfort, something that sneezed and coughed its way through the skies and was cured by the Sun. Warmth was always brewing, even under those momentary patches of ice.
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{My feet itch for hot, white sand.} :P
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I read under "The Tuscan Sun" in the winter and pretend that I don't believe in snow. It still believes in me and finds its way to even the height of my tenth floor balcony.
I miss you so much, Darah.
I am lost in things waiting to be still lived.
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