Poems From Icewrack

Poems From Icewrack

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With a frozen breath escaping my mouth, And burning desires coming from the south, Behold are poet lines written in rhymes, Which will send you far to the northern crimes. It will show you love, like it's never burned, It will freeze your heart, 'til it's hard and churned. It will make you see light in the shadow, It will guide you a road, in joy or sorrow. So you are warned upon reading these lines, The snows might be blocking your light that shines. But this may teach you a lesson or two, About the right, fair, and just things to do.
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