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For all the Sons of Ice
Father was crystal, clear glass and cold, colorless, aglaze, with frozen icicle hands, and see-through eyes, a parent transparent as crisp blue sky, full of laughter and joy. He hid everything else. Froze it, shoved it to the back of a shelf, buried deep in an icebox, where he kept it along with his heart. It beat only for you. And yet, perhaps, it beat for the rest of us too. Clear beats, s l o w b e a t s, each drip of his glacier thawing us through. © 2007 Kåre Enga [164.414] 2007-12-08
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