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TRICKSTER SNOW
by Su Smallen
This freshly bathed world wrapped in a hotel‑white towel, a plain beauty! We no longer remember how shaded she can be, can’t feel the green air, can’t hear the hubbub of working trees IM’ing. We forgot the pain of ice intimate with our wrists, with our achilles. The pain surprises us with its specific, exquisite press. We forget the exact interval between feeling and feeling. 



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