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‘Tis time to bid Winter adieu. Make way for purple hollyhocks, while crocus are just peeking through last summer’s row of garden rocks. Bulbs warm, thankful for frozen days. ‘Tis time to bid Winter adieu. Rime frost replaced with morning haze, writing it’s own Spring song haiku. Buds, blooms and fledglings hatching through with colors for our hearts to swell. ‘Tis time to bid Winter adieu at the sway of the first bluebell No more snow's argent glitter gleam, the Season’s bold promise rings true. With the last broken ice downstream, ‘tis time to bid Winter adieu. *Empat Empat Early form of rhyming verse from Malaysia. 8 or 10 syllables per line. A. b. a. b. c. A. c. a. a. d. A. d. e. a. e. A.*
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Mar 21, 2013
Mar 21, 2013 at 10:21 PM UTC
‘Tis Time To Bid Winter Adieu (an Empat Empat)
‘Tis time to bid Winter adieu. Make way for purple hollyhocks, while crocus are just peeking through last summer’s row of garden rocks. Bulbs warm, thankful for frozen days. ‘Tis time to bid Winter adieu. Rime frost replaced with morning haze, writing it’s own Spring song haiku. Buds, blooms and fledglings hatching through with colors for our hearts to swell. ‘Tis time to bid Winter adieu at the sway of the first bluebell No more snow's argent glitter gleam, the Season’s bold promise rings true. With the last broken ice downstream, ‘tis time to bid Winter adieu. *Empat Empat Early form of rhyming verse from Malaysia. 8 or 10 syllables per line. A. b. a. b. c. A. c. a. a. d. A. d. e. a. e. A.*
Harrogate, TN March 2013
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Mar 21, 2013
Mar 21, 2013 at 10:21 PM UTC
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