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SWITCH
A MAGAZINE OF MICRO FICTION
Pockets of Winter
Toni Montuori
The pockets of winter are thoroughly dependable, quickly warmed and completely if not secretly ours. How expeditiously and unconsciously we the soft-fleshy-fragile creatures of habit have come to depend on them. Most often seen at the door, in a last minute pack—the preparations of our external winter endeavors: like Shackleton going out for milk. Deep and best without holes are the cavities of our multi-marsupial fake fur. How I will miss those places when the temperatures rise and I shed down to my near pocketless layer.
Toni Montuori is a recreational artist who occasionally sculpts words. She lives in mid-state New York, adores winter but won’t deny spring. Having escaped New Jersey in the early1980’s, she is still free roaming.
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