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Castle of Ice

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By Rachel SteinmetzPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
Castle of Ice
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The thought is a lonely air;

The thinkers so much so.

More thicket than the mind can bear,

More breath that can cease with blow.

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Unanswered questions build castles of ice,

Clear enough to see beyond.

But with silent circumscribing the price

and an ocean to drown is their mere pond.

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With no place for tears or pain,

for, in this world no man sees.

Only clenches hearts to just stay sane,

Unable to solely pay the fees.

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I wish they'd know where I dwell.

But still, they laugh as I have their minds.

There's no soul to which to try to tell

This castle holds me in its lonely binds.

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    Written by Rachel Steinmetz