Though in all honesty three is enough.  Blushing susie shows it to us, tripled 
along the spine where ridges accrue snow's flaccid erasure. She just lifts up 
her shirt. Four, of course, would be too kind. You're too kind. You watch the 
snow bouncing along the yellow halo of the streetlight; they're all yellow and 
blue, to soothe and prick, the silence of the road having some time before 
caused us to pull over and sleep.  With her chin in her hand, as if she's 
thinking. Everything is beautiful in winter if you're low enough on the food 
chain to have to look up. The sky fractured porcelain fissured by bare famished 
trees. Footprints wrinkle the snow along Florida ave, making commerce possible 
by clearing a snug path for us young, us languishing into ages here. The sun 
even at this angle flirts with us. 

Five would simply be too much.


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