it's blue
this water where you
wade,
half in half out.
your legs
cold with it.
the night is upon
you. this winter
mood, this
iced world gone
blue.
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- the matchbook
- made in china
- i hate men
- these flowers
- your hands
- at work
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- he was after me
- the kitchen floor
- boredom is upon us
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- she is
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- out of season
- your teacher
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- howling at the moon
- new ideas
- in the woods
- winter fish
- darkness
- the black and white cat
- on her own terms
- among the stars
- a good crowd
- my blue
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- take the tree down
- blizzard conditions
- camels
- the bite
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- what lies below
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- the coin flip
- all we do is fight
- after you
- tea kettles
- the baked farewell
- untired
- the rewrite
- her whistle
- in Puget Sound
- we move on
- phone photos
- the bible salesman
- other blue skies
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- already
- becoming one of them
- without the sun
- the unknown
- for two seconds
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- on the shelf
- the wait
- the unborn
- the new baby
- riding alone
- the truth
- hard candy
- the open door
- not snow
- coffee and donuts
- coming apart
- indian head highway
- her purse, your hat
- without tears
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- state of me
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About Me
- Stephen Chute
- west springfield, virginia, United States
- these are all FICTIONAL stories and characters and are in no way representative of any real experiences in my or anyone else's life. any similarities are purely coincidental, except for the dog poems.
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