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Winter Dress is a stunningly poignant collection of prose and poetry that reveals brokenness and embraces threads of love, sex, family and the desire to find freedom.
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Winter Dress - Jessica Kristie
Table of Contents
Watered Road
207
Your Memory
Death’s Reminder
Moving Forward
Mosquitoes and Moonlight
A Loss for Actions
The Dream in My Sails
Wishes to the Wind
What We Know
Kite Strings
The Worst Kiss
Choose Me
Face to Face
A Break in My Step
Bloodletting
What This Seems
Buried
Lost in Truth
I Was Wrong
Swollen
Words Lost
Feeding Ground
In Your Hands
Moonlit Nights
We Roar
Measurements
Quiet Inside the Silence
Speechless
Winter Dress
Permanent
Waiting Bridges
Into the Ether
Re-Creation
Drowning
Darkness Masquerade
Prose Poetry
Again
Empty
Live. Now.
Standing Tall in Pieces
Eyes Wide Open
To the West of My Heart
Conceptually
Mermaid’s Tail
Sticks and Stones
Flesh from Fantasy
Remembering Electricity
Further Past Forsaken
Pressing Recovery
Burn it Down
My Constellation
Blisters and Boundaries
Acknowledgments
About the Author
Books by Jessica Kristie
Poetry:
Dreaming in Darkness
Threads of Life
Fiction:
Barbed-Wire Butterflies
Winter Dress
A Collection of
Poetry & Prose
By
Jessica Kristie
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Winter Dress
COPYRIGHT © 2015 by Jessica Kristie
First Edition, March 2015
Cover Art by Winter Goose Publishing
Photograph by Felicia Simion
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Typesetting by Odyssey Books
ISBN: 978-1-941058-21-3
Published in the United States of America
For my unrest
May you keep me writing, growing,
and continuously moving forward
. . . but it’s no use going back to yesterday, because I was a different person then.
—Alice, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland,
by Lewis Carroll
Watered Road
I’m trapped in these blues.
From cruel winds,
and feet that leave destruction through castles.
Our direction changed too quickly.
Drawing lines in the sand,
disparaging our embrace.
Curtains trap belongings that beg for freedom.
Your fall feels certain,
even with my arm firmly at your waist.
While my descent has passed through Tuesday’s clock,
and left me martyred at your feet.
There may be—
no redemption in my words.
No repairing what