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Across the Frozen Rive
I was watching
a deer walk
slowly across
a frozen river.
Somehow I knew
that the ice was
thin, it could break
at any moment.
I opened my
mouth but nothing
came out of it.
I couldn't warn
him, he could die.
It would be my fault.
The deer started
to run across
the frozen river.
I was relieved,
the faster the
deer ran the more
safe he would be.
Then suddenly,
it was me on
the river.
The deer was gone,
but I could feel
the thin ice cracking
under the weight.
I knew what would
happen next,
the ice would break
open, swallow me
whole, the cold would
hit me like a
hundred knives.
The ice breaks,
but instead of
the expected cold,
there is the warmth
of my blankets,
and the security
of my bedroom.
It was all a dream,
unconscious reality,
It wasn't real,
I was so convinced
it was,
It never really happened,
but I can still remember it.
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