May 16, 2025
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The wind whispers, I am a cold darkness, you cannot keep me, my fingers never close but blow within locks, an unwinding thread of Earth's infancy,
I will gather the fabric of seas, and wrinkle fields, I will breathe soft stitches in the skin of clouds, pulling them behind, chariots billowing above the beasts I quicken,
I will unrest the sleep of your forest's peace, my silver tongue tasting, what hides within broken branches of your mind, the pulp of your heart scattered, with splintered leaves,
I will rattle dust, making sleeves of music, whipping the throat of night, making her cry for me, so that I might console each shadow's ear, with my soft sympathy.

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