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Posted on December 25, 2014 by Christopher Raley

by Christopher Raley, who tried to write a pleasant Christmas poem and ended up with this. Let a bow be for the angel, indistinct in all but shape, and white. She receives the tree and her skirt entwines brown … Continue reading →

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