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Has it been as lonely, a winter as mine? The storminess has shaken Heaven's masterpiece. Joni Mitchell, sorrowfully echoes simpatico in weeping rhythm. It is dark now, and the fresh burial place seems almost invisible. Still, these souls await resurrection. My loneliness is layered, filed within my brain. At times I glimpse my profile. I view, I feel, I ponder, I worry. I examine with tears, and despair over all I have done, and all I have failed to do. These sins of omission paralyze my memory and haunt me in winter; as I bury a mother or a sister. Today I scratch something, anything, on parchment if only to find meaning, or a sign to show I have lived.
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