Winter Amnesties Quotes
Winter Amnesties
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Winter Amnesties Quotes
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“If you cannot come, if you fear
What music might wind your feet
In the moss and migrant roots,
What drink will score your throat
Like a sky scratched
By the claw-end of leaves
What wheels will drive you
Home at dawn, where the dew-blades
Bear up the infancies of light—
Then send, in the tremble
Of your own cold hand,
Regrets only, nothing but regrets.”
― Winter Amnesties
What music might wind your feet
In the moss and migrant roots,
What drink will score your throat
Like a sky scratched
By the claw-end of leaves
What wheels will drive you
Home at dawn, where the dew-blades
Bear up the infancies of light—
Then send, in the tremble
Of your own cold hand,
Regrets only, nothing but regrets.”
― Winter Amnesties
