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~Annihilation of the Summer Wind (A Sonnet)

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Starvation and sorrow follow winter,

annihilation of the summer wind.

Searching the barren ground like the fat crow--

there is nothing. Nothing! My cold foot is pinned.

 

I am tempted to follow the archers,

paint bulls-eyes on the dark side of the sun.

Then I can measure my dreams in light years!

Ah! Nevermore is a poet's work done.

 

In my pocket are pennies that mingle.

Yet, they won't buy the warmth which I require.

Won't you sing for me that sweet lullaby?

Sonnet for a sonnet. My world's on fire!

 

How long until the winter sheds her skin?

Will the fat crow ever come back again?

 

 

 

 

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redbarchettadrive
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Mar 10, 2010
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